Pakistan announces negotiations between the USA and Iran for de-escalation of the conflict

Pakistan, as a mediator, has announced that the United States and Iran are negotiating to reduce tensions, following a series of American bombings in Iran and retaliatory attacks from Tehran.

The war in the Middle East is expanding, affecting other countries such as Iraq and Egypt. Pakistani diplomacy has confirmed that negotiations are underway, aiming to de-escalate the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, closed by Iran.

The American Military Command has struck at the Revolutionary Guards, and Iran has reported losses among its members. Egypt announced a drone attack on ships in the port of Damietta, and President el-Sisi has called on the international community to intervene to stop the escalation. Additionally, recent attacks have targeted other countries in the region, and Donald Trump has threatened retaliation.

In this context, Riyadh has formed a coalition to secure navigation in the Red Sea, crucial for its exports.