Pakistan confirmed mediations with Iran as Trump advances and puts the regime on the ropes

The war in the Middle East adds a new key actor. Pakistan confirmed that it acts as a channel for dialogue between the United States and Iran, within the framework of the negotiations promoted by Donald Trump to end the conflict

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Meanwhile, Tehran is analyzing a 15-point peace proposal, although it maintains a public discourse of rejection.

Trump pushes for an agreement and leads the negotiation The

initiative starts with Washington. The plan includes clear conditions:

• Limitations to the Iranian nuclear program

• Control over ballistic missiles

• Guarantees over the Strait of Hormuz The

objective is to stabilize the region and prevent Iran from continuing to

destabilize global trade.

Pakistan and allies act as intermediaries

Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed that his

country transmits messages between both sides.

Other actors are also participating, such as:

• Turkey

• Egypt

• Saudi Arabia

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif agreed to coordinate actions with the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to contain the

escalation.

Iran denies negotiating, but analyzes the proposal

Despite advances, the Iranian regime insists on denying

direct contacts.

However, international sources confirm that the plan is already being evaluated in Tehran.

The contradiction is obvious: Iran negotiates in private while denying everything in public.

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Direct warning from the White House

Spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt reinforced the

message.

“President Trump doesn't bluff. He is ready to unleash hell,” he said

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The warning aims to force Iran to accept conditions from a position of weakness.

The Strait of Hormuz, key to the negotiation One of the

central points is the control of the Strait of Hormuz

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About 20% of the world's oil circulates there.

Iran maintains pressure on the area, which has a direct impact on global markets.

A scenario marked by pressure and negotiation

The conflict enters a decisive phase

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On the one hand, the United States is leading the negotiations. On the other hand, it maintains military pressure.

Iran, meanwhile, is trying to buy time while facing an increasingly adverse scenario.

The West advances while Iran is exposed

International mediation shows that the balance is tilting

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The United States and its allies seek to close an agreement that limits the power of the Iranian regime.

Meanwhile, Tehran is increasingly exposed between its public discourse and its real movements.