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Pakistan’s key role eyed in US-Iran deal, potential regional benefits.

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Pakistan News Desk June 22, 2026
First Published 16 hours ago
🔴 Live Update 2 hours ago16 Updates by 9 sources

Updated: 3:57 AM PKT — June 23, 2026

Pakistan’s role in facilitating the US-Iran talks is being hailed as a “diplomatic success” and a “historic breakthrough.” Minister Musadik Malik has applauded the government’s diplomatic efforts, with some reports suggesting Pakistan is being praised internationally as a “voice of peace” for its contribution.

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Updated: 1:50 PM PKT — June 23, 2026

In connection with the US-Iran peace talks held in Switzerland, reports on June 23 have suggested that Pakistan could be positioned for a significant economic improvement.

Updated: 12:10 PM PKT — June 23, 2026

Following Pakistan’s role in facilitating the US-Iran dialogue, reports on June 23 suggest that the diplomatic efforts are beginning to yield tangible results, with new developments emerging as a consequence of the successful mediation.

Iran has acknowledged Pakistan’s role in the mediation efforts following the conclusion of the US-Iran talks. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has also returned to Pakistan after what has been described as a successful mediation process.

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