Former Prime Minister Criticises Hardline Stances of United States and Iran
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A former Prime Minister of Pakistan has said that the extremist positions of the United States and Iran are increasing tensions in the region. According to him, both countries remain firm on their own conditions, and neither side appears ready to show flexibility.
He said that when major powers and regional countries maintain rigid positions, the path to dialogue becomes difficult. The effects of this situation are not limited to these two countries alone, but also affect peace and stability across the entire region.
Pakistan is a neighbouring country of Iran, and its borders also meet Afghanistan, so the effects of any conflict in the region can reach Pakistan. For this reason, Pakistan has generally continued to emphasise peaceful resolution and negotiations.
This statement has come at a time when the situation in the Middle East remains alarming. In the coming days, it will be necessary to see how the countries concerned respond to it.
Sources: The National
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