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Iran, US still in touch after failed talks in Islamabad - CBS

Apr 13, 2026, 18:41 GMT+1

Engagement between Tehran and Washington has continued since the failure of the first round of Islamabad talks over the weekend, CBS News reported on Monday citing officials.

There is "forward motion on trying to get to an agreement," the report added citing one official.

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