Tehran: A major diplomatic development has emerged in the region as Iran has formally sent its response to the United States’ ceasefire proposal through Pakistan. The message has been delivered to Washington via established diplomatic channels.
According to Iranian state media, Tehran carefully reviewed the US plan before preparing its official reply. The response has now been transmitted through Pakistan as a trusted intermediary.
Moving forward, Iranian officials stressed that the talks must focus primarily on ending the war. Iran clearly stated that a ceasefire must be the top priority for any lasting solution.
In addition, Iran highlighted the importance of maritime safety in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. These waters are vital for global energy supply, and Iran described their protection as a key part of its position.
Meanwhile, Pakistani diplomatic sources confirmed that they have received Iran’s response and are forwarding it to the US administration according to the agreed process.
Since Tehran and Washington do not have direct diplomatic ties, Pakistan has long played an important bridging role between the two sides.
As a result, political observers believe Pakistan’s role as a messenger and mediator is crucial at this sensitive stage. They say it could help prevent further escalation in the region.
Finally, global attention is now focused on Washington. The key question is how the US will respond to the Iranian message delivered through Pakistan.
