Pakistan’s interior minister, Mohsin Naqvi, met with his Iranian counterpart in Tehran to discuss regional security concerns, including fears of a potential US attack. The meeting comes amid heightened tensions in the region, with both sides expressing concerns over possible military actions by the United States.
Iran’s interior minister thanked Pakistan for its mediation efforts in maintaining regional stability, highlighting the importance of cooperation between the two nations. Pakistan’s leadership has been actively involved in diplomatic efforts to de-escalate conflicts, according to reports from both sides.
Tehran warned that it is aware of potential US military strikes and has prepared for a strong response. The meeting in Tehran was seen as an opportunity to reinforce bilateral ties and coordinate strategies against external threats. Both countries emphasized the need for continued dialogue to ensure regional peace and security.
The discussions also touched on broader geopolitical issues, including the impact of international policies on regional stability. While no concrete agreements were announced, the visit underscored the strategic importance of Pakistan-Iran relations in the current security environment.
