Pezeshkian chose Pakistan as his first foreign visit since the war began, that choice is the clearest signal of what the relationship means.
Iran completed its section over a decade ago, whereas Pakistan has not started its 80 km stretch; the Geneva MOU just removed the main obstacle.
Pakistan and Qatar said encouraging progress had been made in Switzerland; hours earlier, Iran had refused to continue after Trump’s threats.
The episode exposes a pattern of fabricated messaging designed to obscure the regime’s own entanglement with militant networks.
Trump and Pezeshkian signed a 14-point MOU on June 18, the Strait is reopening and the nuclear question goes to 60 days of final negotiations.
On February 28, the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran; on June 11, Trump announced a great settlement, in between, 105 days changed the Middle East.
Pakistan’s prime minister announced the deal on Sunday and Trump confirmed it minutes later; the signing is set for Friday in Switzerland.
Pakistan entered the crisis not as a newcomer to either capital but as a trusted interlocutor with institutional memory on both sides.
The Rs 18.77 trillion budget brings real relief for salaried workers, the poor, and the informal sector; real context is in the numbers.
Indian minister’s remarks did not introduce a new threat, they confirmed that water coercion is now official Indian policy, stated openly.
