Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arackchi discussed the development of…
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arackchi discussed the development of events in the Middle East and efforts to resolve the situation with colleagues from Saudi Arabia and Iraq, as well as with the Commander of the Armed Forces of Pakistan, according to IRNA agency.
Consensus
- Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, held telephone conversations with officials from Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Pakistan.
- The discussions focused on the situation in the Middle East.
- The talks included discussions on strengthening regional cooperation and stability.
- The phone calls with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan were the second such conversations within 24 hours.
- The Iranian Foreign Minister exchanged views with his counterparts on recent diplomatic efforts to address regional tensions.
Points of divergence
- Aragchi spoke with the head of the General Staff of Pakistan's army, General Kamal Javed Bajwa. — kommersant
- Aragchi spoke with the commander of Pakistan's armed forces, Asim Munir. — interfax
- President Donald Trump stated he decided not to proceed with massive strikes against Iran, citing requests from Tehran and other Middle Eastern countries. — interfax
- Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman expressed doubts about the necessity of massive strikes against Iran. — interfax
Coverage (2 sources)
- Iran's Foreign Minister discussed the conflict in the Middle East with the authorities of three countries — Коммерсантъ
- Aragchi discussed the Middle East with official representatives of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Iraq — Интерфакс
Key entities
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- Saudi Arabia
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- Abbas Aragchi
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- IRNA
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