Iran Thinks US Wrote Pakistan’s MoU Tweets

Iran's Head of Parliament's Economic Commission Mohsen Zanganeh earlier questioned Pakistan's method of mediating between Iran and the United States and alleged that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's tweets were written by Americans themselves.

Key points

• At the time of press, the claim that Americans wrote tweets for Pakistan was not independently established or responded to by the Ministry of Information.
• Speaking regarding the mediation efforts, Zanganeh stated some neighbouring countries had stepped forward to support broker peace, but their role had turned out to be disappointing.
• Pakistan has been seeking to support bring the two sides to an agreement against the backdrop of the ongoing war.
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• The first time he tweeted, it was forwarded by Witkoff.

"The first time he tweeted, it was forwarded by Witkoff. Even their tweet was written by the Americans, " Zanganeh remarked.

Pakistan has been seeking to support bring the two sides to an agreement against the backdrop of the ongoing war. Islamabad has engaged with both countries as part of efforts to advance negotiations and prevent further escalation.

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