The United States and Iran are both showing signs of trust in Pakistan as a potential mediator in ongoing regional conflicts. The report notes that Iran, which no longer trusts its Arab neighbors due to their close ties with Washington, has maintained a strong diplomatic relationship with Pakistan. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi referred to Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir as ‘dear brothers,’ reflecting Tehran’s confidence in Islamabad. Pakistan’s lack of diplomatic relations with Israel over the Palestinian issue further strengthens this trust.
On the other hand, Pakistan’s relations with the United States have improved compared to the previous year. Islamabad has joined Trump’s peace board aimed at ensuring stability in Gaza, and Trump has described General Munir as his ‘favorite field marshal.’ Munir’s connections within both U.S. and Iranian defense circles reportedly give Pakistan an advantage in facilitating dialogue.
Additionally, Pakistan’s positive relations with other Gulf nations position it as a potential bridge for collective efforts to de-escalate regional conflicts and promote peace.
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