Pakistan PM Urges US‑Iran Ceasefire to Create Room for Talks
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Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan called on the United States and Iran to maintain a ceasefire, stating that it would provide a necessary window for diplomatic negotiations. Khan made the remarks during a press briefing in Islamabad, emphasizing the importance of sustained calm between the two nations.
"The ceasefire must hold to allow space for talks," Khan said, underscoring the need for continued restraint to facilitate dialogue. He urged both sides to avoid any escalation that could derail diplomatic efforts.
The call comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran, with Pakistan positioning itself as a potential mediator in the conflict.
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