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Pak foreign minister discusses regional situation with Iranian counterpart
Pakistan said Dar and Araghchi discussed mediation as Tehran reviews a 14-point peace proposal and Washington sends a response through Pakistani intermediaries.
- On Sunday, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar spoke with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, discussing Pakistan's ongoing diplomatic efforts for regional peace and stability.
- Iran's foreign ministry confirmed Monday that Tehran submitted a 14-point plan "focused on ending the war," with the United States already responding through Pakistani mediators.
- The proposal aims to "transform the ceasefire into an end to the war within 30 days," envisioning a non-aggression pledge and reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
- US President Donald Trump stated that representatives are having "very positive discussions" with Iran, which could "lead to something very positive for all" involved.
- Deputy Prime Minister Dar reaffirmed that "dialogue and diplomacy remain the only viable path toward the peaceful resolution of issues" to achieve lasting regional stability.
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