The United States says its team, led by Vice President JD Vance, will return to Pakistan for another round of talks with Iran. However, Iran has not yet confirmed if it will attend these negotiations. US President Donald Trump also warned that if no agreement is reached, the US could target important infrastructure in Iran, such as power plants and bridges. Tensions are still high between the two countries. Trump said that recent firing incidents at ships in the Strait of Hormuz broke the ceasefire agreement. On the other hand, Iran accuses the US of breaking the same agreement by continuing its naval blockade. There is also confusion about the status of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump claimed the US had already closed it, but both sides have given different versions of events. Currently, ship movement in the strait has stopped again, with no vessels crossing the area. This raises concerns because the route is very important for global oil trade. Despite the tensions, Iran’s parliament speaker said some progress has been made in talks, although both sides are still far from reaching a final peace agreement. Meanwhile, security has been increased in Islamabad as preparations continue for the possible talks.