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STANDARD DIPLOMATIC UNVERIFIED

Iran acknowledges Pakistan's mediation role following US talks

Apr 12, 2026 01:12 AM CT Tehran, Iran diplomacy,mediation,Iran,US,Pakistan

Summary

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed Tehran's gratitude toward Pakistan for its mediation efforts, signaling a continued diplomatic channel amidst ongoing tensions with the US. This development highlights the role of regional intermediaries in managing escalation risks between Iran and Western powers, which directly impacts the broader Iran-Israel conflict theater by influencing potential de-escalation pathways.

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Tehran is grateful to Islamabad for its mediation efforts, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said

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Iran NEUTRAL

Expressed gratitude to Pakistan for mediation efforts and commitment to maintain contact.

United States NEUTRAL

Engaged in talks with Iran, facilitated by Pakistan.

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