Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who visited Iran, raised the issue of India-Pakistan struggle during a joint press conference with Iranian President Masood Pageshkian and expressed his desire to hold peace talks with India to resolve all issues including Kashmir, terrorism, water and trade. Remarkable, Iran’s response was balanced and balanced as its supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei posted on X that we are happy with the end of the conflict between Pakistan and India and hope that differences would be resolved between the two countries.
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According to the Iranian government media Irna, President Pageshkian expressed support for the “permanent ceasefire” between New Delhi and Islamabad and urged the two countries to resolve disputes and promote peace. The Prime Minister of Pakistan reached the capital of Iran from Turki, where President Masood Porashakian welcomed him to Sadabad Palace. Addressing a joint press conference with Pageshkian, Sharif said that he was ready to interact with India for peace.
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He said that we want to resolve all disputes including Kashmir issue and water issues through dialogue and are also ready to talk to our neighbors on business and terrorism issues. Remarkable, India has made it clear that it will only talk with Pakistan on the return of Pakistan -occupied Kashmir and the issue of terrorism. The Iran-Pakistan relations saw a decline last year when Iran carried out airstrikes in Balochistan, Pakistan, targeting the Jaish al-Adal Group, who allegedly attacked the Iranian border guards in the past. The group wants the liberation of Sistan and Balochistan province in Iran. In response to Iran’s attacks, Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Iran, targeting the Baloch Liberation Front, which Islamabad claims to be a ‘militant group’.
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