A Pakistani delegation is heading to Iran to deliver a message from the United States, as reported by Iran's state media. This visit is seen as a potential precursor to a second round of talks between the two nations. Esmaeil Baqaei, the spokesman for Iran's foreign ministry, indicated that Tehran is likely to receive the delegation, continuing discussions that began in Islamabad over the weekend. These earlier talks between US and Iranian representatives did not result in a decisive outcome, and Baqaei noted that several messages have been exchanged since the Iranian delegation returned to Tehran. He also mentioned that some of the US demands during the discussions were viewed as unreasonable, although he did not provide further details.