Pakistan, April 25 -- Turkish Foreign Minister says Iran's nuclear dispute could see progress in next round of talks in Pakistan. The statement comes as diplomatic efforts intensify between the United States and Iran amid wider regional tensions. The development is significant as it signals possible movement on a long-stalled nuclear issue with broader implications for regional stability.

Hakan Fidan said key differences in the nuclear negotiations could be resolved during upcoming discussions. He noted that Turkiye remains in near-daily contact with all parties involved in the talks. Fidan added that ongoing diplomatic engagement is aimed at supporting a peaceful and negotiated settlement.

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