
China and Pakistan Unveil Five-Point Peace Plan to End US-Israeli War on Iran
Key Takeaways
- China and Pakistan propose a five-point plan to end Iran conflict.
- Beijing would act as mediator and guarantor in a Washington-Tehran deal.
- Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar visited China to coordinate the peace bid.
Five-Point Peace Plan
China and Pakistan jointly unveiled a five-point peace initiative.
“China announced today, Tuesday, that the foreign minister and his Pakistani counterpart will discuss the situation in Iran”
The plan calls for an immediate ceasefire and cessation of attacks on non-military targets.

Pakistani Foreign Minister met Chinese Foreign Minister in Beijing to deliver the plan.
Context of Diplomatic Shift
The initiative comes as all sides except Israel are looking for brakes.
The United States faces depleted ammunition stocks and rising oil prices.

Iran has shown resilience but seeks to push for talks.
China's Balancing Act
The proposal marks a rare shift with China emerging as a key diplomatic player.
Analysts warn China's calculations weigh economic interests against security ties to Iran.
Pakistan and China's Regional Role
Pakistan has played a role as intermediary between Washington and Tehran.
The China-Pakistan drive represents a regional push for peace.

The plan's feasibility hinges on Israel.
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