Pakistan, April 24 -- United States and Iran are expected to send high-level delegations to Islamabad today for the second round of peace talks aimed at reducing regional tensions. Sources said a US logistics and security team is already present in the federal capital ahead of the diplomatic engagement.

Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is also expected to arrive in Islamabad along with his delegation for discussions focused on ceasefire implementation and broader regional stability. Officials indicated that preparations at key government venues have intensified to facilitate the high-level meetings.

The development follows continued diplomatic efforts by Pakistan, which has played a mediating role between Washington an...