A post by @DeItaone on X.

Pakistan’s prime minister characterized recent diplomatic engagements with Iran and regional counterparts as “very positive,” signaling progress in Islamabad’s push to ease Middle East tensions. The government reaffirmed its commitment to de-escalation and restoring regional stability. The remarks follow a period of heightened friction between Pakistan and Iran, and suggest both sides are pursuing a diplomatic off-ramp. The development matters for regional risk sentiment, which has been sensitive to Gulf and South Asian flare-ups. What to watch next is whether the positive tone translates into concrete confidence-building measures or renewed friction along the shared border.