Independent Report
Islamabad, April 4, 2026: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has rejected reports claiming Tehran refused to participate in talks in Islamabad, calling such narratives “fabricated” in a statement on X.
He clarified that Iran has never declined involvement in any proposed dialogue in Islamabad and condemned what he described as misinformation circulated by sections of international media.
Araghchi also acknowledged Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts, appreciating its role in promoting regional peace and easing tensions in the Middle East. He termed Pakistan’s mediation efforts constructive and significant.
The statement effectively counters claims suggesting Iran’s reluctance to engage, reinforcing Islamabad’s standing as a credible facilitator in regional diplomacy. Pakistan reaffirmed its commitment to engaging all stakeholders to advance stability and counter disinformation.
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