The Latest: Pakistan’s army chief to meet Iranian officials in Tehran to push new US-Iran talks
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Pakistan's army chief is set to meet Iranian officials in Tehran to ease Middle East tensions and facilitate US-Iran talks. Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon are engaging in diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire after recent clashes.
Pakistan's army chief is meeting Iranian officials in Tehran to ease tensions and potentially facilitate a second round of US-Iran talks. China's foreign minister has urged Iran to ensure freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. The US has continued its naval blockade of Iranian ports and imposed new economic sanctions. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is visiting Qatar to discuss the US-Iran peace process and regional stability. Israel and Lebanon are holding high-level talks, with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set to speak with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, marking the first direct communication between the two leaders in over 30 years. Israeli strikes have intensified in southern Lebanon, with ground troops moving towards the village of Dibbine.
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