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Pakistan has 'not lost hope' in US-Iran de-escalation efforts, prime minister says

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Pakistan's prime minister stated in New York on September 24, 2026, that Islamabad remains committed to mediating de-escalation efforts between the United States and Iran. He expressed that despite unpredictable events following a memorandum of understanding, Pakistan has not lost hope and is determined to make progress in reducing tensions.
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Pakistan's prime minister said the country is ready to make progress in efforts to de-escalate US-Iran tensions. "Pakistan is playing the role of a sincere and honest mediator between Iran, our neighborly country, and the United States," Sharif told reporters at the UN in New York.

Pakistan has 'not lost hope' in US-Iran de-escalation efforts, prime minister says
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