Pakistan's UN representative has called on all parties involved in the US-Iran tensions to uphold the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and exercise restraint to prevent further escalation.

Ambassador Asim Iftikhar Ahmad emphasized that any disruption in diplomatic efforts would complicate resolving the Iran nuclear issue and other regional disputes through negotiations.

The statement comes amid renewed hostilities between the US and Iran, including attacks on commercial tankers, military strikes, and the termination of a recent ceasefire.Trump declared the previous ceasefire 'over' and reaffirmed Washington's commitment to talks with Tehran.Pakistan reiterated its support for resolving conflicts through dialogue, describing the Islamabad MoU as a viable roadmap for mutual settlements.

The envoy urged regional mediators to prioritize de-escalation and stability, stressing that continued engagement is essential to avoid further instability.The article highlights Pakistan's diplomatic efforts to maintain peace and its stance against actions that could undermine regional security.