A two-day quadrilateral meeting began in Islamabad involving the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, and Pakistan to explore diplomatic solutions for ending the ongoing Iran war and easing regional tensions. The talks aim to find a path toward a ceasefire in the conflict that has persisted for more than a month between Iran, the United States, and Israel.
Diplomatic sources indicate that Pakistan has emerged as a key mediator, facilitating indirect exchanges between Iran and the United States with support from Turkey and Egypt. The White House confirmed direct communication between Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir and U.S. President Donald Trump. Pakistan has also conveyed a U.S. proposal to Iran, which Tehran rejected, insisting on ending the war under its own conditions.
Iran has presented five conditions for ending hostilities, including halting aggression and assassinations, ensuring compensation, coordinated resolution among all parties, and international recognition of its control over the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts suggest the Islamabad meeting could mark a turning point in Middle East diplomacy.
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