Pakistan facilitating indirect US-Iran talks, Ishaq Dar

Islamabad (Web Desk)– Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has revealed that indirect talks between the United States and Iran are ongoing through Pakistan in the form of messages.

In a post on the social networking platform X, Ishaq Dar said that the US has shared 15 points with Iran which are currently under consideration. He reiterated that Pakistan is fully committed to promoting peace and stability in the region and is making all possible diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions and foster lasting peace. He also noted that neighboring countries, including Turkey and Egypt, are providing support in these efforts.

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Dar tagged the US and Iranian foreign ministers in his post, signaling transparency and active engagement in the diplomatic process.

Earlier, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqai confirmed that several countries, both regional and international, have offered to mediate between Tehran and Washington. He emphasized that while Iran appreciates these offers, the country will continue to defend itself, noting that talks initiated by the US and Israel are viewed as “not credible.”

Baqai also acknowledged Pakistan’s role, stating that Iran has good relations with Pakistan and believes that the country is acting with sincere intentions in the diplomatic efforts.