The talks between the United States and Iran are expected to take place in Islamabad, possibly on Sunday.

According to Odaily Odaily, talks between the United States and Iran are expected to take place in Islamabad, possibly on Sunday. Two U.S. officials and two sources familiar with the negotiations revealed that the United States and Iran are negotiating a three-page plan to end the war, one element of which is that the U.S. would unfreeze $20 billion of Iranian funds in exchange for Iran relinquishing its stockpile of enriched uranium. According to the two sources, in the early stages of the negotiations, the U.S. proposed unfreezing $6 billion for humanitarian aid, while Iran demanded $27 billion. The sources stated that the latest figure discussed by the U.S. and Iran is $20 billion. A U.S. official stated that this was the U.S. proposal. Another U.S. official described the "cash for uranium" concept as "one of many discussions." Meanwhile, the U.S. is demanding that Iran agree to ship all its nuclear material to the U.S., while Iran only agrees to "dilution" within its territory. Under the compromise being discussed, some of the highly enriched uranium would be shipped to a third country (not necessarily the U.S.), and some would be diluted within Iran under international supervision. (Jinshi)