Pakistani Ambassador to Russia Faisal Niaz Tirmizi told TASS in a May 12 interview that Islamabad believes the threat of a full-scale war between the United States and Iran is over. “We are quite optimistic that a certain understanding will be reached between the two countries and that they will be able to bring peace to the region. We are firmly convinced that the possibility of a full-scale war is now behind us. This is the greatest achievement I can credit to Pakistan,” he replied. The ambassador pointed out that Pakistan played a critical role in bringing the two countries together, “because at one point the world was close to a very major catastrophe, and Pakistan continued to play its role in reducing tensions for many reasons.”
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Islamabad Sees Little Chance of Renewed Full-Scale U.S.-Iran War
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