Pakistan Avoids Confirming Reports on US-Iran Ceasefire Framework

Islamabad – Pakistan has refrained from confirming or denying reports regarding a possible ceasefire framework between the United States and Iran.

According to media reports, a spokesperson for Pakistan’s Foreign Office responded to claims about Islamabad’s potential diplomatic role in efforts to end the ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.

The spokesperson stated that various reports have surfaced about a proposed 45-day ceasefire and a 15-point framework, but emphasized that the Foreign Office does not comment on specific or individual media reports.

While not directly addressing the تفاصيل (details) of the alleged framework, the spokesperson maintained a cautious stance, neither endorsing nor rejecting the claims circulating in the media.

The development comes amid heightened regional tensions, with speculation continuing over possible diplomatic initiatives aimed at de-escalation.