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Trump optimistic on Iran conflict as Pakistan mediates peace
Trump signals a potential end to the Iran conflict as Pakistan leads peace talks. Read how diplomatic mediation aims to prevent a broader regional war now.
The US president Donald Trump is optimistic of a quick end to the crisis with Iran proposing that conflict could be over within weeks. With Pakistan functioning as an intermediary between the two enemies this change of tone could be as signifi cant as the role the nation plays in diffusing tensions between Iran and the US.
Pakistan acting as the conduit for high level messages from the US to Iran, it has quite clearly averted the regional conflagration. Besides mediating between the two countries, Pakistan is a host to regional powers who are trying to develop consensus about measures for de- escalation.
However, global investors continue to be cautious. While the White House has given positive signals, the mixed signals of a heavily armed military and apparently peaceful talks have created an atmosphere of volatility and uncertainty, and the investors are holding their breath for an outright ceasefire or peace treaty. Experts believe that, though the intervention of a third-party mediator is encouraging, the situation is still precarious.
Key takeaways
- President Donald Trump stated the conflict in Iran could reach a conclusion within a matter of weeks.
- Pakistan has emerged as a primary mediator, facilitating direct messages between Washington and Tehran.
- Pakistani officials are hosting regional powers to coordinate de-escalation efforts.
- Ongoing conflicting signals regarding military action continue to cause volatility in global markets.

