The Saturday briefing from Islamabad confirms a diplomatic disaster. Despite the ceasefire, the Iranian delegation is refusing to enter the same room as the U.S. team. Sources at the Serena Hotel reveal the delegations are in separate wings, using Pakistani officials as note-runners. This lack of face-to-face contact is a massive red flag for the peace plan.
President Trump is reportedly furious over the delay, stating that if the Iranians won’t sit at the table, they aren’t serious about the truce. While public images show officials smiling, the private reality is deep hostility. Tehran’s distrust has reached a breaking point, fueled by the Beirut strikes and the U.S. Navy’s rejection of the rogue mine theory. The Islamabad Accord was built on a foundation of trust that simply does not exist on day four. Without a direct meeting, the fourteen-day window is effectively dead.
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