A delegation from Washington, carrying a message, will meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and discuss issues related to the second round of talks, added the Iranian state broadcaster IRIB, citing Pakistani sources. This meeting comes amid broader diplomatic pressure for a second round of talks between the U.S. and Iran, after high-level meetings between the two countries over the weekend failed to yield any agreement. Yesterday, Trump hinted at the possibility that "something" might happen "within the next two days" in Islamabad, where last week's talks were held, telling a New York Post reporter on assignment there to stay in the city. Iran continues to exchange messages with the U.S. through Pakistan, confirmed earlier today the spokesperson for the country's foreign ministry.