Pakistan Expresses Skepticism Over US Intentions
Foreign Minister Aishag Dhar signaled skepticism regarding Washington's intentions during a trip to Islamabad. Mr. Sharif reported speaking with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian to reiterate Pakistan's commitment to facilitating durable peace. The diplomatic efforts occur as pressure to end the war intensifies while the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. The closure of this oil and gas route continues to impact regional stability. Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif stated he spoke with Iranian President Masjid Padeshkin to reiterate Islamabad's commitment to facilitating durable peace.
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RTHK Radio 3 HK
“Mr. Arrachi described his Pakistan trip as very fruitful but signaled skepticism over Washington's intentions. Pressure to end the war has intensified as the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas route, remains closed.”
RTHK Radio 3 HK
“Mr. Arrachi described his Pakistan trip as very fruitful but signaled skepticism over Washington's intentions.”
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