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We are cautiously optimistic about Iran-US mediation, DG ISPR

Dr. Asim RazaEditor International & Diplomatic Affairs • Islamabad / Lahore Bureau
We are cautiously optimistic about Iran-US mediation, DG ISPR

📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:

  • DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry says that we are cautiously optimistic about Iran-US mediation. Field marshal going to Tehran twice i.
  • In an interview with the British news agency Reuters, DG ISPR said that powerful elements are active in the US-Iran mediation, who criticize.
  • DG ISPR said that there is scope for new countries to join the Makkah Defense Agreement, the provisions of the agreement do not prevent new.

DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry says that we are cautiously optimistic about Iran-US mediation. Field marshal going to Tehran twice in a month is a sign of positive progress. If there was no positive progress, field marshal would not go to Tehran twice.

DG ISPR said that there is scope for new countries to join the Makkah Defense Agreement, the provisions of the agreement do not prevent new countries from joining, they will welcome countries that believe in the common vision of regional peace.

He said that if anyone, including Iran, believes in the common vision of regional peace, they can join the agreement. The decision to join the agreement of new countries will be made by the political leadership of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan.

He further said that the deployment of more Pakistani troops in Saudi Arabia will depend on the situation, the decisions of the political leadership, Pakistan is committed to the defense of Saudi Arabia, the Makkah Agreement and the defense of the holy places of Madinah are part of Pakistan's commitment.

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Dr. Asim Raza

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