BREAKING: Iran Has No Decision Yet On Sending Delegation To US Talks In Islamabad – Report

According to a report by The Times Of Israel on April 21, 2026, no final decision has been made regarding Iran’s participation in the upcoming round of negotiations with the United States, according to Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei in remarks aired on Iranian state television.

No decision has been reached on sending a delegation for the next stage of talks in Islamabad, Baghaei said, adding that discussions within Iran are still ongoing.

Mediator Pakistan said earlier it has not yet received a formal response from Tehran on whether a delegation will attend the second round of talks in Islamabad scheduled for today, stressing that the matter is “critical” as the two-week ceasefire between the warring sides approaches its expiration within hours.

The uncertainty comes as diplomatic efforts continue to secure Iran’s participation, with both sides attempting to manage timelines linked to the fragile truce. Officials involved in the mediation process have emphasized that clarity on attendance is necessary to prevent disruption of scheduled discussions and to maintain momentum in the negotiations between Washington and Tehran.

With the ceasefire window narrowing, attention remains focused on whether Iran will confirm its representation in time for the talks, a decision seen as key to sustaining the current diplomatic track. The outcome is expected to influence both the pace and direction of subsequent discussions, as mediators work to avoid a breakdown in communication between the parties involved.

Officials continue to monitor developments closely, noting that any delay or absence of confirmation could affect the scheduling and overall progress of the negotiations in the coming days across all involved diplomatic channels between the United States and Iran respectively.