New York: (RightNow) The United Nations confirms contacting Pakistan to help end the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ spokesperson, Stephane Dujarric, verified the outreach to Pakistani officials.

Stephane Dujarric praised Pakistan’s role in the reconciliation agreement between the US and Iran reached in Islamabad in June. The UN considers this agreement a significant achievement. According to the UN, Pakistan and other regional countries played a crucial role in the negotiation process at that time.

The UN spokesperson stated that resuming negotiations between the US and Iran could aid in ending the conflict. He urged both parties to pursue diplomacy and dialogue to resolve the dispute.

This development is significant as it could improve regional peace and stability and have positive global impacts. Ending the conflict may also help alleviate the humanitarian crisis in affected areas.

It is noteworthy that the UN has previously supported ceasefire and negotiation efforts between the US and Iran. The global body emphasizes that a sustainable solution to the current crisis is only possible through meaningful negotiations and diplomatic efforts.