Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has returned to Tehran, dismissing reports of a planned visit to Islamabad. The ministry confirmed Araghchi recently held a phone call with his Pakistani counterpart to discuss regional stability and diplomatic cooperation.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has returned to Iran, dismissing media reports that he was traveling to Islamabad following his visit to China. Araghchi previously held a phone conversation with Pakistani Mohammad Ishaq Dar to discuss regional developments.
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