Iran Foreign Minister Delivers Tehran’s Ceasefire Terms to Pakistan

  Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi delivered Tehran’s position on ending the war to Pakistani officials, according to reports.

Yonhap reported that after arriving in Islamabad on the 25th, Araghchi met with Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, and conveyed Iran’s perspective and considerations on a ceasefire.

Munir is seen as a key figure mediating U.S.-Iran talks. The two sides were reported to have discussed the latest developments related to a ceasefire and ways to cooperate to strengthen peace and stability in West Asia.

Reuters also reported that Araghchi told Pakistani officials of Iran’s reserved stance toward U.S. demands and outlined Iran’s negotiating requirements.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry said Munir thanked Araghchi for Iran’s trust in Pakistan as a neighboring country and said Pakistan would willingly continue its mediation efforts until results are achieved.