An Iranian MP has questioned Pakistan’s impartiality as a mediator in US-Iran talks, citing Islamabad’s perceived alignment with American interests. This comes as Iran’s Foreign Minister visited Pakistan and Oman to advance diplomatic efforts, though US President Trump indicated Iran could initiate contact for negotiations. An Iranian MP has questioned Pakistan’s impartiality as a mediator in US-Iran talks, citing Islamabad’s perceived alignment with American interests. This comes as Iran’s Foreign Minister visited Pakistan and Oman to advance diplomatic efforts, though US President Trump indicated Iran could initiate contact for negotiations.
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‘Not a suitable mediator’: Iran accuses Pakistan of bias towards US, says it ‘went back on its word’
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