العربية
News

Iran tells Pakistan army chief no talks with Washington until demands are met

CAIRO, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Iran told Pakistan's army chief on Tuesday that there would be no talks with Washington until Tehran's demands were met, Iranian media reported, underscoring its hardening stance despite mediation efforts by key interlocutor Pakistan.President Masoud Pezeshkian discussed mediation efforts and regional developments with Field Marshal Asim Munir in Tehran, according to Nournews.

Read the full article at Al-Monitor

More on this topic

News

Israeli forces demolish home as settler attacks continue in occupied West Bank

Israeli forces demolish home as settler attacks continue in occupied West Bank Here are the latest developments from the occupied West Bank: Israeli forces demolished an inhabited two-storey home near Bethlehem on Tuesday, citing the lack of a building permit, Wafa news agency reported. Forces prevented the family from removing their belongings. Jerusalem church leaders condemned a settler attack on Palestinian olive harvesters and visiting European diplomats near Ramallah on Saturday, saying…

Middle East Eye