Iranian President Tells Pakistan Army Chief US Bullying Complicates Ties

dostor.org (Arabic)

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian told Pakistan's army chief that US bullying and arrogance complicate executive processes, urging Washington to change its approach toward Tehran. During Monday's meeting with Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir, Pezeshkian emphasized America must correct its tone and honor legal commitments under the "Islamabad memorandum," stating Iran's people would withstand any pressure through solidarity. Pezeshkian highlighted Islamic unity's central role in thwarting Israeli plots, praised Pakistan's mediation efforts, and expressed readiness for economic, political, and security cooperation with Muslim nations. Munir thanked him, affirming Pakistan's continued mediation role.


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