Key Points
- Iran and Pakistan unite against US pressure
- The two countries will cooperate to ensure regional stability
- A decision was made to cooperate in the fight against terrorism and extremism
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Pakistan Army Commander Asim Munir, in high-level talks in Tehran, emphasized the need for a change in the US policy towards Iran, strict adherence to the Islamabad Agreement, and a stronger Islamic unity against regional threats. Iran and Pakistan have decided to cooperate to ensure regional stability. The two countries have also decided to cooperate in the fight against terrorism and extremism. The talks also included criticism of the US's regional policies.
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- Why are Iran and Pakistan united?
- Iran and Pakistan are united to provide stronger Islamic unity against regional threats and to stand together against US pressure.
- What is the Islamabad Agreement?
- The Islamabad Agreement is an agreement between Iran and Pakistan that foresees cooperation in ensuring regional stability and fighting terrorism.
- What is the US policy towards Iran?
- The US policy towards Iran has recently caused tension and pressure. Iran and Pakistan are advocating for a change in this policy.
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