Pakistan's army chief has returned to Iran, where discussions are ongoing regarding potential peace talks. The Pakistani government has stated that it can facilitate communication between Tehran and Washington. However, analysts have varying opinions on the extent of Pakistan's influence in these negotiations.
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Pakistan's Army Chief Visits Iran Amidst Peace Talks
Pakistan's army chief has made a visit to Iran, with the Pakistani government asserting its ability to act as a mediator between Tehran and Washington. Analysts express differing views on Pakistan's actual influence in the peace talks.
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