Islamabad, Pakistan – Pakistan has formally informed Iran that halting attacks on Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states has become a strict precondition for resuming any upcoming talks between Washington and Tehran.
This decisive stance highlights Islamabad’s commitment to safeguarding regional security and rejecting any escalation that threatens vital maritime lanes and neighboring nations.
Strict Conditions for Resuming Dialogue
A Pakistani official, in statements cited by Reuters, confirmed that the government made it clear to Tehran that initiating any new negotiation track with the United States is impossible without a complete halt to attacks targeting Riyadh and Gulf capitals.
This move comes as regional and international actors intensify diplomatic efforts to revive communication channels and contain the ongoing months-long confrontation.
Diplomatic Balance and Strategic Interests
Through its recent diplomatic push, Pakistan seeks to play a pivotal role in bridging gaps while maintaining its close strategic relationships with Saudi Arabia and Gulf Cooperation Council states.
Observers note that conditioning the resumption of talks on stopping assaults aims to foster a conducive environment ensuring the success of political efforts and averting total regional war.
