Pakistan urges compliance with Islamabad Memorandum following Trump's comments on Iran deal

The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement calling on all involved parties to adhere to the commitments defined in the Islamabad Memorandum. This appeal follows remarks from United States President Donald Trump, who declared that the 14-point interim agreement signed between the U.S. and Iran last month is now terminated. The 14-point pact had been established to cease hostilities and restore passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan continues to view the memorandum as a fundamental foundation for regional stability, mutual respect, and prosperity. While President Trump claims the agreement has ended, the Pakistani government insists that the original commitments remain binding. The diplomatic tension highlights the instability of the interim arrangement regarding maritime security. No official response from the U.S. or Iranian governments regarding Pakistan's specific request for continued compliance has been issued yet.