Pakistan has presented itself as the central mediator to end a possible war between Iran and the United States. According to international media reports, Islamabad is busy trying to reduce tensions between the two sides through behind-the-scenes diplomatic contacts, which is being described as a positive development for establishing peace in the region.
According to reports, Pakistan’s military and political leadership is actively involved in this matter. It has been reported that Field Marshal **Asim Munir** contacted US President **Donald Trump** in recent days, in which the current situation in the region and possible diplomatic solutions were discussed. On the other hand, Prime Minister **Shehbaz Sharif** also spoke to Iranian President **Ebrahim Raisi** by telephone, expressing solidarity with Iran and urging to reduce tensions.
According to international sources, Pakistan is trying to use its unique position, where on one hand it has close relations with Iran and on the other hand it also has diplomatic relations with the United States. On this basis, Pakistan is trying to restore contact between Iranian officials and US representatives through back-channel contacts, so that the path to direct negotiations can be paved.
According to further reports, Pakistan has also offered to host possible talks between high-level US and Iranian officials in Islamabad in the coming days. If this development is successful, Pakistan can once again emerge as a country playing an important diplomatic role on the global stage. On the
other hand, positive statements have been made by the US regarding the negotiations, but Iran has rejected these claims. The Iranian Foreign Ministry says that Washington’s statements are aimed at protecting its interests and reducing global pressure, while Tehran maintains that it will not be part of any frivolous or unilateral talks.
According to analysts, this offer by Pakistan can not only help reduce tensions in the region, but it can also strengthen Islamabad’s role in global diplomacy. In the current situation, where the risks of war are increasing, steps that pave the way for negotiations and peace are being considered extremely important.