US President Donald Trump has revealed details regarding the second round of talks with Iran in a unique manner, while on Tuesday (April 14), Trump personally called New York Post reporter Caitlin Doornbos and informed her that she should stay in Islamabad, as a meeting regarding a potential agreement could take place there within 48 hours. Caitlin had arrived in Islamabad last week to cover the first round of negotiations.
The Phone Call and 48-Hour Timeline
Speaking to BBC Urdu, Caitlin stated that she was preparing to leave after covering the initial event. However, rumors began circulating about a possible second round of meetings in Pakistan. After seeking clarification from the President, Trump called her 37 minutes later. He told her, 'You should stay in Islamabad. ' According to reports, the second peace deal meeting between the US and Iran is likely to occur on April 18 or 19 in Islamabad.
Profile of Journalist Caitlin Doornbos
Caitlin currently serves as a Foreign and National Affairs Correspondent for the New York Post and also reports on the White House.
Strategic Choice of Islamabad and Praise for Asim Munir
When questioned by Doornbos on why Islamabad was chosen for the second round of meetings, Trump explained that the US prefers locations relevant to the conflict. He noted that Pakistan is a neighboring country to Iran. During the conversation, Trump also praised Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir, stating that Munir wouldn't do wrong by the US, which increases the likelihood of returning there for talks.
Focus on Iran's Nuclear Program
Trump reiterated his primary objective, stating that he only wants to ensure that Iran never possesses nuclear weapons. He emphasized that the entire agreement is focused solely on this issue, dismissing other discussions as secondary. Following the President's call, Caitlin has decided to extend her stay in Islamabad to cover the upcoming developments.