Pakistan’s diplomatic role in helping defuse tensions between the United States and Iran is drawing fresh international attention, with a former Italian prime minister suggesting the country should be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The call follows Pakistan’s reported involvement in efforts that helped pave the way for a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran, ending weeks of heightened confrontation that had raised fears of a wider regional conflict.
As international reaction poured in, several voices praised Islamabad’s role in opening space for dialogue at a highly sensitive moment.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir have both been cited in discussions around Pakistan’s mediation push, with supporters arguing their efforts helped steer the crisis away from further escalation.
Among the latest to publicly back that view is former Italian prime minister Paolo Gentiloni, who said Pakistan deserved recognition for helping secure the truce. His remarks added momentum to a broader wave of appreciation from abroad over Pakistan’s role in supporting diplomacy during the crisis.
The ceasefire has been linked to behind-the-scenes efforts by Pakistan to bring both sides toward talks after more than a month of conflict and mounting regional instability.
Pakistan’s role has become more visible over the past 24 hours, with Islamabad emerging as a possible venue for follow-up diplomatic engagement between US and Iranian officials.
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He was under the influence of drugs just like those who announced nobel prize for trump.
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