Pakistan resumes ceasefire mediation

Pakistan is currently working to bring Iran and the United States back to the negotiating table in order to save the interim agreement related to the Iranian nuclear issue, which has partially collapsed due to military escalation and ongoing attacks on the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian Interior Minister Iskandar Mehrunimi visited Islamabad and met with Pakistani officials, including the Army Chief and Prime Minister, as part of Pakistan's mediation efforts to ensure the resumption of negotiations. Despite the escalation of military operations and the deadlock of the agreement signed last month, diplomacy remains hopeful, with international mediators continuing their efforts to reach new understandings on halting the escalation and ensuring freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The United States has indicated its readiness to negotiate but demands serious initiatives, amid Iranian calls for a halt to attacks lasting more than ten days, and assurances that the escalation hinders efforts to restore the agreement.

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