America, Israel and Iran tension, Pakistan's important mediating role, Army Chief's conversation with Trump and Prime Minister's conversation with Iranian President, British newspaper


Islam Abad(94 Web News Desk) The British newspaper Financial Times claimed that Field Marshal Army Chief Asim Munir had a conversation with US President Trump on Sunday. The British newspaper wrote that Pakistan is presenting itself as a central mediator to end the war against Iran and that senior Pakistani officials are making back-channel communications between Iranian officials and Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
Pakistan is using its military leadership's relations with Iran and cordial relations with Trump to end the war. According to the report, Pakistan has offered to hold possible talks between top American and Iranian officials in Islamabad in the coming days. The report states that Field Marshal Army Chief Asim Munir held talks with US President Trump on Sunday, while Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif held talks with the Iranian president on Monday.
This conversation between Shehbaz Sharif and the Iranian president took place at the same time when Trump announced on his social media platform that he is postponing the threat to destroy Iran's power plants because there is a very positive and productive dialogue with Tehran. On the other hand, Iran has rejected Trump's statement of negotiations, saying that the purpose is to reduce energy prices and gain time to implement its military plans. According to Iranian media, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in its statement that Tehran and Washington There is no communication between
ایرانی وزارت خارجہ کا کہنا ہےکہ امریکی صدر ٹرمپ کے بیانات کا مقصد توانائی کی قیمتوں کو کم کرنا اور اپنے فوجی منصوبوں پر عملدرآمد کے لیے وقت حاصل کرنا ہے۔بیان میں کہا گیا کہ خطے کے کچھ ممالک کشیدگی کم کرنے کے لیے اقدامات کر رہے ہیں، علاقائی ممالک کی جانب سے کچھ تجاویز سامنے آئی ہیں تاہم ان تمام تجاویز اور درخواستوں کا رخ واشنگٹن کی طرف موڑنا چاہیے، ہمارا جواب واضح ہےکہ ہم وہ فریق نہیں جس نے یہ جنگ شروع کی۔



