Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi left Islamabad, Pakistan, on Saturday, just before the anticipated arrival of a US delegation for indirect negotiations with Iranian representatives. During his visit, Araghchi met with key Pakistani officials, including Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif, Army Chief Marshal Asim Munir, and Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar. The discussions reportedly centered on the evolving geopolitical landscape in West Asia and bilateral relations. However, Iranian officials made it clear that Araghchi's trip was not aimed at direct negotiations with the US, stating that no meetings with US envoys were scheduled. Following Araghchi's departure, former President Donald Trump canceled the planned trip of US envoys Witkoff and Kushner to Pakistan, citing wasted time and internal confusion within Pakistan's leadership. This visit was part of ongoing discussions between the US and Iran, following earlier talks in April that did not yield significant agreements. Araghchi is now heading to Oman as part of a three-nation diplomatic tour, where further regional consultations are expected.