A report claims that Pakistan's army chief brokered an agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, under which Tehran agreed to cease attacks on the Saudi kingdom. The report, which describes itself as a more correct formulation of earlier reports, did not provide additional details.
A new report claims that Pakistan's army chief has secured an agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, with Iran agreeing to halt attacks on the Saudi kingdom. The report, which presents itself as a more correct formulation of earlier reports, does not specify when the agreement was reached or provide details on its implementation. As The Zioneer reported on July 8, Pakistan's army chief was previously described as holding contacts with Iranian officials to contain regional escalation. The latest report appears to be a refinement of those earlier accounts, indicating that diplomatic efforts have achieved a specific result. The claims remain unverified and rely on a single source.
2 developments
- DevelopingPakistan army chief holds contacts with Iranian officials to contain regional escalation, Al-Arabiya reports
- DevelopingReuters: Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia risk dragging Pakistan into war with Iran
- StrongSaudi FM tells Iran's Araghchi: Riyadh welcomes US-Iran military cessation agreement
- StrongPakistan FM claims: agreement reached to reduce Iran's enriched uranium level
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