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US Iran dispute deepens after Pakistan clarifies missile claims

Confusion over alleged discussions involving Iran’s missile capabilities in US–Iran diplomatic engagement was addressed by Pakistan after multiple conflicting interpretations surfaced from international officials. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif clarified that no such subject was included in any current structured understanding between Washington and Tehran, pushing back against circulating claims that had gained attention in diplomatic circles.

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24 Jun 2026 03:55 AM 6 views

US Iran dispute deepens after Pakistan clarifies missile claims

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Trump-Pezeshkian MoU ends conflict with Hormuz reopening plan

US-Iran Memorandum Sets Framework to End Conflict A new US-Iran memorandum of understanding aimed at ending the Middle East conflict will lead to the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the US blockade on Iranian ports, according to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The announcement was made in a post on social media, where he confirmed that the agreement had entered into force with immediate effect. Sharif Says Agreement Signed at Highest Level Sharif stated that the memorandum was signed by the presidents of both the United States and Iran and formally endorsed through mediation efforts led by Pakistan. He described the development as a significant diplomatic breakthrough, emphasizing that both sides had committed to resolving tensions through negotiation rather than continued military confrontation. According to Sharif, the agreement outlines immediate steps that include reopening critical maritime routes and easing restrictions on Iranian shipping access. He added that the signing reflects a mutual intent to stabilize regional security and restore trade flows through key waterways. Role of Mediation and International Support The Pakistani prime minister also highlighted the role of mediators and international stakeholders involved in facilitating the agreement. He thanked officials from both negotiating teams, noting contributions from US political figures as well as Iranian leadership representatives involved in the talks. Qatar is also expected to support follow-up diplomatic processes as implementation discussions progress. Sharif further confirmed that a formal ceremony is planned in Switzerland, where participating parties will mark the agreement and initiate technical-level discussions on its execution. The meeting is expected to focus on practical mechanisms for reopening maritime routes and ensuring compliance with the memorandum’s provisions. Strait of Hormuz Central to Agreement At the center of the agreement is the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategic energy corridors. The memorandum reportedly includes provisions ensuring its immediate reopening, which would restore oil and commercial shipping movement across the Gulf region. The US is also expected to begin lifting its blockade on Iranian ports in line with the phased implementation of the deal. Diplomatic Phase of Conflict Resolution Begins Officials involved in the process described the agreement as the beginning of a broader diplomatic phase aimed at reducing tensions and preventing future escalation. The next stage will focus on technical implementation, verification measures, and continued dialogue between the two sides. While details of enforcement and long-term guarantees remain limited, the memorandum signals a shift from military confrontation toward structured negotiation, with regional and international actors playing a key role in maintaining stability.

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17 Jun 2026 22:19 PM 5 views

Trump-Pezeshkian MoU ends conflict with Hormuz reopening plan

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Who’s Funding Pakistan’s Soaring Defence Budget?

Pakistan has announced a significant 20% hike in its defence budget for the fiscal year 2025–26, marking the steepest increase in decades. This decision comes at a time when the country is struggling with a massive external debt of $274 billion and shrinking foreign reserves. Despite cutting its overall budget by nearly 7%, the government has allocated PKR 2.55 trillion approximately 14.5% of its total annual budget to the military. This reflects Pakista

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Who’s Funding Pakistan’s Soaring Defence Budget?

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