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Persian Gulf Nations and Pakistan Seek Permanent Peace Deal in Iran Conflict
Persian Gulf nations and Pakistan are working to convert a recent truce in the Iran war into a lasting agreement. U.S. President Donald Trump indicated the conflict could conclude in the near term.
May 23, 5:38 AM·1m read1 source
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Persian Gulf nations and Pakistan have increased diplomatic activity aimed at turning a temporary halt in fighting into a formal peace agreement. The efforts follow an existing truce whose durability remains uncertain. Officials from the involved states have held talks focused on security guarantees and border arrangements.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the conflict may end soon, repeating earlier comments on the same subject.
Meetings among the Persian Gulf states and Pakistan have addressed monitoring mechanisms and economic cooperation measures. No final text has been released. Regional governments have not disclosed a timeline for completing the talks.
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