Pakistan Defence Minister clarifies Tehran trip was not about defense agreements
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Defence Minister Asif stated that his presence in Tehran was not necessary, as the discussions held there did not concern Pakistan’s defense or defense agreements. He clarified that Chief of Defence Forces and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Asim Munir traveled to Tehran to broker peace. Asif also called for international recognition of Pakistan’s and Field Marshal Asim Munir’s roles in peace efforts.
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The statements relate to Pakistan's diplomatic efforts and regional stability in the Middle East. Asif noted that Field Marshal Asim Munir helped stop a war and that the situation in Yemen could have deteriorated, highlighting the importance of diplomatic engagement in the region.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Asif defended the military's diplomatic initiative while in Tehran.Sub-event
Pakistan's Defence Minister Asif's presence in Tehran is questioned amid calls for Middle East progress.1 source
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