Two-Week US-Iran Ceasefire Agreed, Pakistan to Host Talks on April 10

The United States and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire to begin on April 7.

“Several Gulf nations have reported missile and drone attacks on their territories, hours after Iran and the United States announced a two-week ceasefire”

Al Jazeera

The deal was mediated by Pakistan and endorsed by regional powers including Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Al Jazeera

The ceasefire covers all theatres, including Lebanon, though the Zionist regime continued bombing in violation.

Pakistan announced it would host talks between Washington and Tehran starting April 10.

Gulf nations including the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain reported intercepting Iranian drones and missiles hours after the ceasefire.

The UAE's Defence Ministry confirmed its air defences were actively engaging incoming missiles and drones from Iran.

Anadolu Ajansı

Pakistan's Prime Minister urged all sides to exercise restraint, saying violations undermine the peace process.

Pakistan emerged as a central mediator and expressed gratitude to key regional players.

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Arab News

The leadership of all brotherly countries and the US demonstrated exceptional strategic foresight.

Iran's ambassador to China named China, Russia, Turkey, and Pakistan as potential guarantors of regional stability.