The Pakistani military commander traveled to the Iranian capital for consultations and exchanges of views with Iranian officials.
The meeting, which lasted until late at night, focused on the latest diplomatic efforts and…

The Pakistani military commander traveled to the Iranian capital for consultations and exchanges of views with Iranian officials.
The meeting, which lasted until late at night, focused on the latest diplomatic efforts and…

Tehran [Iran], May 23 (ANI): Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir, with the two sides exchanging views on the security situation in West Asia.
The talks, which continued late into Friday night,…

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Iran war day 85: Tehran says major gaps remain in US talks Al Jazeera

TEHRAN, May 23 (MNA) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Oman’s Sayyid Badr al-Busaidi held phone talks on Saturday morning, discussing the latest regional developments and diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation and end the war.

During the call on Friday, the two sides talked about the issues of mutual interest, including relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and Iraq’s Kurdistan Region.
The discussions focused on economic and trade…

The informed source told Al Jazeera that efforts to narrow the gap between Tehran and Washington are continuing, but a final agreement has not yet materialised.
Ending the war, lifting the American blockade, and ensuring stability in the Strait…