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Iran Thinks US Wrote Pakistan’s MoU Tweets

Iran’s Head of Parliament’s Economic Commission Mohsen Zanganeh earlier questioned Pakistan’s method of mediating between Iran and the United States … Read More The post Iran Thinks US Wrote Pakistan’s MoU Tweets appeared first on ProPakistani .

Iran Thinks US Wrote Pakistan’s MoU Tweets

Iranian parliamentarian Mohsen Zanganeh, speaking about Pakistan's role in mediating between Iran and the United States, questioned whether the country's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's tweets were actually penned by Americans. Zanganeh made this allegation during discussions about the efforts to broker peace among neighboring nations, but he firmly asserted that such assistance had been underwhelming.

"The first time he tweeted, it was forwarded by [US Envoy] Witkoff," he claimed. Pakistan has been working to help the two sides reach an agreement as the conflict persists. Islamabad has been in touch with both Iran and the United States as part of its attempts to advance talks and avoid the situation from worsening. At the time of reporting, the claim that Americans were responsible for drafting Pakistan's tweets had not been verified independently, and the Ministry of Information had not yet responded to the allegation.

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