Pakistan has called on the United States and Iran to resume diplomatic talks, despite the deep mistrust that continues to divide both sides.

Islamabad’s appeal comes as Washington imposes sanctions on networks accused of supporting Tehran, adding further pressure to already strained relations. The sanctions underscore the wider dispute over Iran’s regional activities and the measures used by the United States to limit its influence.

Pakistan has consistently supported dialogue as a way to reduce tensions and prevent further escalation. Officials in Islamabad have urged both Washington and Tehran to address their differences through diplomacy, arguing that renewed talks could help rebuild confidence and improve regional stability.

Restoring communication may prove difficult, however, as both countries remain skeptical of the other’s intentions. The ongoing sanctions and the absence of trust are likely to complicate efforts to return to negotiations.

Pakistan’s latest call reflects its broader interest in reducing tensions in the region and encouraging a diplomatic solution to the continuing US-Iran standoff.