Middle East: Pakistan sees progress in US-Iran peace talks
Pakistani mediators have cited "progress" after talks in Tehran on the US-Israeli war on Iran and the prospect of peace. Meanwhile, Iran says it will retaliate to new US "economic D-day" sanctions. DW has more.
On August 25, Pakistan reports progress in talks aimed at ending the US-Israeli conflict with Iran. Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi revealed significant advancements during his visits to Iran alongside army chief Asim Munir. The discussions centered on preventing escalation, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and ending the conflict swiftly.
Iran's president candidly shared his government's perspective, leading to a constructive exchange. The United States is implementing an unprecedented effort to pressure Iran's economy, while Iran remains confident that key economic partners will resist. Meanwhile, Pakistan plays a crucial role in mediating between Washington and Tehran, amid mounting concerns over the Strait of Hormuz.
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