Pakistan Army Chief to Visit Tehran to Mediate US-Iran War Talks
Field Marshal Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, is set to visit Tehran to mediate between the United States and Iran in efforts to end the war. The visit is part of broader Iran-US mediation efforts, with reports indicating discussions about a 'temporary' pact to end hostilities. The US president’s preference for a 'good deal' was emphasized by Marco Rubio.
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Anadolu reports the Pakistan army chief will discuss a 'temporary' pact to end the war, while Tass mentions the message to Iranians has not been disclosed.
Pakistan army chief to discuss 'temporary’ pact to end war during Tehran visit
The details of the message have not been disclosed
DW and Anadolu report the visit is part of Iran-US mediation efforts, while Tass mentions the US diplomat's preference for a good deal.
Pakistan's army chief to visit Iran as a peace mediator
The US president’s preference is to do a good deal, Marco Rubio emphasized
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The US president’s preference is to do a good deal, Marco Rubio emphasized
Pakistan army chief to discuss 'temporary’ pact to end war during Tehran visit: sources Anadolu Ajansı
Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir is set to visit Iran as a peace mediator, Iranian media say. Tehran says it is reviewing Washington's latest proposals to end the war. DW has more.
Pakistani army chief to visit Tehran amid Iran-US mediation efforts: Report Anadolu Ajansı
Pakistan army chief to visit Tehran to mediate between US and Iran Middle East Eye
Pakistan army chief to visit Tehran in mediation effort between US and Iran Al Arabiya English
The details of the message have not been disclosed