By Admin 
Pakistan, which is playing the role of mediator between Iran and America, may be presenting itself as a ‘peace messenger’, but its claim appears to be hollow. Pakistan tried to make the world believe that it was bringing America and Iran to one table, while in reality it was only ‘fooling’ everyone through fake news.
The reality was that Iranian officials were not at all ready to meet America. Despite this, the Government of Pakistan spread lies. They continuously gave such news as if some big meeting was about to take place. Created such an atmosphere that Pakistan is going to do something big. ISPR, the media wing of Pakistan Army, played a big role in this entire conspiracy. He worked to spread wrong information. The lies were told so clearly that even an international news agency fell into their trap and published false news.
Pakistan spread lies
Pakistan organized peace talks between America and Iran in Islamabad, but it failed. Iran was adamant, so there was no hope of the matter progressing further. Yet, to keep itself ‘important’ in the eyes of the world, Pakistan kept lying that the talks were going very well. To save his reputation, he hid the truth and kept trumpeting his false success.
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Such news was spread by the Pakistani government that Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is going to reach Islamabad with a small team. Quoting government sources, it was said that after discussions with the Pakistani team, the second round of ‘peace talks’ can begin between America and Iran. It was also claimed that a US security and logistics team is already present in Islamabad to handle the arrangements for the talks. This message was sent to journalists and media organizations, including an international news agency, which issued a report based on the information received, but it was part of the same ‘shaming and false propaganda’.
Iran’s leaders had made it clear to Pakistan that they would not meet the American representatives until their conditions were met. Iran’s main condition was that America should lift the ban on their shipping (maritime trade). Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi had come to Islamabad not for any ‘peace talks’ but to express his concerns and complaints. He had no intention of meeting America. But Pakistan kept lying to the world that talks were about to start between America and Iran.
Journalist exposed
Journalist Ryan Grim wrote on X, ‘It was never true that Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi had any intention of resuming talks last week. After all, why did Pakistanis tell such a big lie to the world? He told that the wrong news about the start of talks between America and Iran spread because the Media Wing of Pakistan Army (ISPR) itself had sent wrong information to the journalists.
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