We were able to define the main elements of a possible deal. We discussed those elements.

Of course, there are still differences. But in most cases, we have at least a general understanding how to resolve those questions.

We had a very intensive, detailed discussion today.

I think we made very good progress. It was for the first time that we had almost 6-7 hours of talks, both in the morning and the afternoon. It was still indirect.

I'm very thankful to the Foreign Minister of Oman for doing an excellent job. And also to Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the IAEA, who also played a very constructive role regarding the technical questions.

Just got off the phone with President Trump.

In our meeting earlier, I shared my concerns about Columbia student Elmina Aghayeva, who was detained by ICE this morning.

He has just informed me that she will be released imminently.

The cowardly Pakistani military has carried out airstrikes in certain areas of Kabul, Kandahar, and Paktia; fortunately, there have been no reported casualties.

After the withdrawal of NATO forces, it was expected that there would be peace in Afghanistan and the Taliban would focus on the interests of the Afghan people and peace in the region.

But the Taliban made Afghanistan a colony of India. They gathered terrorists from all over the world in Afghanistan and started exporting terrorism.

They deprived their people of basic human rights. They took away the rights that Islam gives to women. Pakistan made every effort to keep the situation normal directly and through friendly countries. They did a lot of diplomacy.

But the Taliban became a proxy of India.

Today, when they tried to target Pakistan with aggression, Alhamdulillah, our forces are now giving a decisive response.

Our patience has run out. Now we will have an open war with you.

Pakistan's army did not come from across the sea. We are your neighbors; we know your times.