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Trump and Pakistan Army Chief Discussed Iran Ahead of Tehran Talks

Before Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir traveled to Tehran this Monday for high-level meetings, he held a private phone conversation with Donald Trump. According to reports, the discussion between the former US president and the Pakistani military leader centered specifically on the ongoing regional friction involving the Islamic Republic of Iran.

Trump and Pakistan Army Chief Discussed Iran Ahead of Tehran Talks

The diplomatic outreach occurred amid rising tensions in West Asia, where Iran’s leadership has publicly accused the United States of undermining regional stability. During his visit to Tehran, Munir met with Major General Mohsen Rezaei and Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. Iranian officials utilized these meetings to reiterate their grievances, specifically citing repeated breaches of a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding signed in June.

Tehran officials argued that the United States has failed to implement the terms of this agreement, which was designed to establish technical communication channels and stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. While Ghalibaf claimed that Washington’s non-compliance has fostered deep distrust, Munir expressed his commitment to continuing efforts aimed at restoring regional balance. As of now, the Iranian government maintains that it remains focused on the memorandum’s implementation, regardless of external pressure.

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