The Foreign Office of Pakistan has called on the United States and Iran to end violence and resume technical-level talks, amid ongoing hostilities between the two nations.

Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi highlighted that the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the US and Iran faces challenges, emphasizing Pakistan's commitment to peaceful resolution.

Despite the MoU's framework, recent attacks by both sides have intensified, with the US targeting Iran's coastal defenses and Tehran retaliating against American assets in the Gulf.The conflict has significant implications for the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime route.Pakistan's role as a mediator underscores its diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions, though the situation remains precarious.The article also notes the broader geopolitical impact of the conflict, affecting regional stability and international trade.

Andrabi reiterated Pakistan's stance on maintaining dialogue and preventing further escalation, despite the challenges posed by ongoing military actions.