Israel Plan For Murder Asif Munir: A Brazilian journalist has made a big claim. Geo strategic expert Pepe Escobar has shared shocking information. He has said that Israel’s secret agency Mossad had conspired to assassinate Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir and his delegation. That too when he was present for peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland.

Pakistani journalist rejected the claim

However, the claim of this Brazilian journalist was rejected by the Pakistani journalist. Pakistan is in the role of a mediator between Iran and America. This initial agreement is being considered as an MoU.

Brazilian journalist claims, Pakistan intelligence agency had information

Escobar has said that the Pakistani military intelligence agency had received very reliable information. It was told that he was preparing to kill Munir and other members of the Pakistani delegation during a high-level meeting in Switzerland. Israeli leaders also criticized the Iran and America peace agreement. Then it was said that he was not included in it.

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Military attack poses threat of breakdown of agreement

Israel’s military attack in Lebanon also posed a threat of breaking the agreement. Israel has clearly said that Lebanon will not stop its operations. Iran-backed Hezbollah remains a threat to it.

Escobar claims that the Pakistani Army had received very reliable information. It was said that on the orders of Netanyahu, Mossad was preparing an attempt to assassinate Asim Munir and perhaps the rest of the Pakistani delegation going to Switzerland.

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Iran US Talk: Zurich talks are going on between Iran and America regarding efforts for peace in the Middle East and a permanent agreement. Qatar and Pakistan are playing the role of mediator in this discussion. Pakistan PM Shahbaz Sharif and Munir are also present. Here, while giving a press conference after the talks in Switzerland, US Vice President JD Vance said that the US President has given us the right to find diplomatic solutions to many issues. The question is whether we can permanently transform relations in the Middle East. Vance held a press conference after talks with Iranian officials in the Swiss resort of Bergenstock.

What did America’s Vice President say on Iran?

According to Aljazeera, in this meeting held for peace, JD Vance has called Iran the cause of regional instability in the Middle East. Also blame has been placed on him. He has said that a lot of progress has been made in the last few hours. Vance has said that both countries are now looking towards a future where everyone can work together to promote peace and prosperity. Vance has said that Trump has asked us to make a new beginning in changing our relations with the people of Iran.

Vance has said that in a few days we have made progress towards maintaining ceasefire in Lebanon. President Trump is committed to implementing ceasefire in the entire region. This type of ceasefire is a bit difficult. He said that technical talks may not resolve every difference, but it will give us an opportunity to sit together as teams for the first time in history.

Pakistan’s PM praised Trump

Before the meeting, the Prime Minister of Pakistan praised US President Donald Trump for his vision and leadership. Sharif has said that I think we will have a good conversation here. It is expected that good results will be obtained in future.

What has Qatar’s PM said?

Here, Qatar’s PM Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman bin Jassim Al Thani has thanked the delegation of America and Iran amid efforts for peace in the Middle East. Sheikh Mohammed has said that all of you have stressed for the security of the region, security of the world and global economy. Thanks to both the countries for this. Because of this we are here together today. Qatar will be fully alert about its role in this mediation.

Iran US Deal: Iran has given a big statement regarding the proposed peace agreement between America and Iran. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baghai has clearly said that America will be responsible for any violation of the agreement. He said that it is the responsibility of America to fully fulfill its commitments under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

Will also be responsible for the action of regional allies

Ismail Baghai said that America will be held responsible not only for its actions, but also in case of violation of the agreement by its allies and other parties present in the region. He said that it is the responsibility of the American side to ensure respect for the agreement.

Compromise does not mean forgetting crimes

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson also clarified that reaching the Memorandum of Understanding does not mean that past incidents and crimes have been forgiven or forgotten. He said that Iran will not compromise in any way with its national security and interests.

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Preliminary agreement prepared with the mediation of Pakistan

According to the information, the preliminary agreement made between America and Iran has been possible mainly due to the mediation of Pakistan. According to Pakistani officials, this agreement will start with two important steps. In the first phase, Iran will lift its sanctions imposed on the Strait of Hormuz and along with this the US will end its naval blockade imposed on Iranian ports.

Proposal for 60 days talks

After this, both the countries will hold detailed talks for the next 60 days on issues like Iran’s nuclear program and removal of American sanctions on it. However, the complete draft of the agreement has not yet been made public and its terms have been kept confidential.

Israel not part of the agreement

Meanwhile, Israel has indicated that it will not stop its military operations in Lebanon. Israel’s Defense Minister said on Monday that the country will not retreat from the areas it occupies in Lebanon. It is noteworthy that Israel, along with America, had started a military campaign against Iran on February 28, but it is not a part of this new agreement. A spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said Israel would continue to respond to any threats against its security.

Lebanon issue can become a big obstacle

Iran has already made it clear that any agreement to end the war must also include ending the ongoing conflict in Lebanon. In such a situation, Israel’s stance may pose a new challenge to this agreement.

Relations with Hezbollah, Houthi and Iraqi groups remain intact

According to reports, Iran’s relations with its allies such as Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Yemen’s Houthi rebels and Iraq’s Shia militias remain as strong as before. So far, no such information has come to light that any special provision has been included in the proposed agreement regarding Iranian support to these organizations. However, the picture may become more clear after the final documents are made public.

Foreign Minister said – do not trust America, but talks continue

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also said on Monday that Iran is trying to develop understanding with America, but there is still a lack of trust between the two countries. In an interview given to Iranian state television, Araghchi said that the incidents of America breaking earlier agreements and not fulfilling its commitments are still fresh in Iran’s memory.

‘Moving forward considering past experiences’

Araghchi said, “The incidents of America breaking its promises and not following its agreements are on our minds. That is why we are pursuing the current understanding and further talks on the basis of complete caution and distrust.” He said that despite this, Iran is trying to create more and more economic opportunities for the country and the Foreign Ministry does not want to lose any opportunity, but will not be completely dependent on any opportunity.

Do you remember that morning of 28 February 2026, when America and Israel together started sudden attacks on Iran? That day, the world’s largest economy and one of the largest oil powers left no stone unturned to destroy each other. Now this war ended with a peace agreement on 15 June 2026. Exactly 107 days later, but whatever happened in these three and a half months made it difficult for the world to even breathe. We understand every loss of life and property caused in this war. These are those figures, seeing which you yourself will say – ‘Enough, no more…’

Human havoc: How many lives were lost and how many were scattered?

If there is any painful face of war, it is the blood of civilians. First of all, let’s talk about those people who were sleeping in their homes, in school classes or just living their daily lives. The oldest data, media reports from March 15, 2026, show that in the first ten days alone, 390 civilians had died and 3,910 soldiers were also killed. The most tragic attack took place on Shajareh Tayyebeh Girls School in Hormozgan province, where 175 innocent girls were killed in an American airstrike.

On the third day, the US Human Rights Agency reported that 85 civilians and 11 soldiers were killed in Iran. By April 26, this figure had become even more dire. According to Iranian media, by then 3,468 people had been killed. Of these, 40% were civilians, while more than 34,000 people were injured. This number had increased further within a month, when by April 1,937 more people had died.

After the war, in June 2026, American intelligence agencies estimated that a total of 2,211 people were killed and more than 22,000 were injured. But the biggest thing is that 3.9 million (39 lakh) people became homeless inside Iran.

Different websites have different opinions on the death toll in the US-Iran war. According to Iran Cost Ticker, more than 5 thousand Iranian soldiers and 1,508 Iranian civilians were killed, while more than 21 thousand people were made homeless. America has spent 1.12 trillion dollars so far.

What was the loss of which country involved in the war?

• Iran lost the most people: At the beginning of the war, American-Israeli bombings killed 1,444 people. What was somewhat objectionable was that after this, many big people including the commanders of Iran were also targeted in Bandar Abbas. Till a day ago, these figures were constantly changing, but the biggest loss was the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. This was the world’s biggest intelligence incident.
• Israel and America’s response: In response, Iran fired missiles across Israel under ‘Operation True Promise 4’. In this, 15 Israeli citizens were killed and more than 3,300 were injured. At the same time, on the American side, 13 soldiers were killed and 200 soldiers were injured. On March 18, Iran claimed that the US had suffered 3,200 casualties, although this was mere propaganda.
• Greatest sorrow: In March itself, America launched its largest aircraft carrier ‘USS Gerald R. Ford was the victim of a fire, where many of its cabins were destroyed. America wanted the news not to be published, but CNN released the pictures.

Billions of dollars: Whose pockets did the war burn?

If the world imagined that the entire global economy was a supertanker, then the Strait of Hormuz was the veins under its skin. This war broke these nerves. According to Iran War Cost Tracker:

• End of global GDP: This war has caused a loss of 2.2 trillion dollars (about Rs 2.3 million crore) to the entire world economy every year. If there was no agreement and the war continued, this loss would have increased further to $3.5 trillion.
• Destruction of the Middle East: Just one month after the war, the conflict between America and Iran caused a loss of between 120 billion dollars to 194 billion dollars to the economy of the Middle East. This is more than the growth of that entire area in the entire year 2025.
• Closing of Hormuz: The biggest economic blow was the complete closure of the Strait of Hormuz. 20% of the world’s oil and gas was transported through this route. As soon as the traffic stopped from here, the price of crude oil skyrocketed. Oil price was 70-72 dollars per barrel in February, which reached 119 dollars due to war.

Three Indian sailors died and the economy deteriorated.

India became the center of this war when three sailors were killed in the American attack. On the intervening night of June 9-10, 2026, the US Central Command fired rockets at the Palau-flagged tanker MT Settebello. There were 24 Indians on board this ship. There was a stampede after the attack. 21 Indians survived, but three – Shivanand Chaurasia (Uttar Pradesh), Aditya Sharma (Himachal Pradesh) and Chief Engineer Patnala Suresh (Vizag) could not survive.

America claimed that it had warned the tanker 60 times during the blockade, but it did not listen. India summoned the American Ambassador and protested strongly and demanded an investigation. Even before this, MT Marivex and MT Jalveer were also attacked.

The economic impact on India was also no less. India imports 88% of its crude oil needs, about 50% of which comes from Gulf countries via Hormuz. Due to increase in oil prices, India’s GDP growth estimates came down from 6.9 percent to 6.5 percent. The Chief Economic Advisor warned that if the situation worsens, it may go below 6%.

Military disaster: How much did the Iranian Navy suffer?

Another big chapter of the war was of military equipment. The American attacks were so severe that according to a BBC report, attacks were recorded on 51 military sites. These included Iran’s Air Force bases, Naval facilities and IRGC compounds. The attacks on Bandar Abbas Naval Base were so terrible that not only Iranian warships were destroyed, but the entire port structures collapsed.

US President Trump claimed that he has ‘annihilated the Iranian Navy’. According to his claim, 158 ships were destroyed. At the same time, the Central Command announced the sinking of at least 17 Iranian warships.

What happened to the ships of the world?

Merchant navies from all over the world were stuck on the way to Hormuz. 10% of VLCCs (very large crude oil tankers) alone were stuck, resulting in a crisis of about 20 million barrels of oil. The American blockade destroyed 8 ships, but 134 more ships had to be diverted, causing freight costs to skyrocket.

How much devastation before the final peace agreement?

On June 14, 2026, Trump posted on Truth Social, ‘Ships of the world, start your engines. Let the oil flow. A peace agreement is going to be signed between America and Iran on June 19. But just before this, once again in history, a massacre of children took place. On June 14, 21 children and 4 women were killed along with Hezbollah commanders in an Israeli attack on Beirut. Perhaps a lesson should be learned from here that when some people take decisions with weapons, innocent children are the first to get burnt.

1,000 billion dollar expenditure and more than 5,000 deaths

This war was enough to tell the world that weapons are never the solution. In 107 days, more than five thousand people were killed, property worth billions of dollars was destroyed and inflation skyrocketed in markets around the world. When the pen moves in Geneva on June 19, there will be hope. But at the same time, it was also remembered that in the smoke of war, only the dead bodies of innocent children and broken families remain.

Just before the signing of the US-Iran peace agreement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu carried out an airstrike on Beirut. Due to this, US President Donald Trump became furious with anger. He said to Netanyahu on the phone, ‘What are you doing?’ And then called him a ‘very difficult person’. Now questions are echoing throughout the Middle East whether America can really pat its staunchest ally Israel on the back and leave it alone. If this happens, will a small country like Israel be able to maintain its power or will the streets of Jerusalem once again witness a war of occupation?

Why is Israel dependent on American help?

America provides the largest military assistance to Israel. Under an agreement signed in 2016, the US agreed to provide $38 billion to Israel from 2019 to 2028. Every year this aid worth about 3.8 billion dollars reaches Israel. Not only this, in 2025 the Biden administration had also approved an additional $8 billion military aid package. In other words, American aid is about 15% of Israel’s total defense budget. Don’t make the mistake of considering it small, because enemies try to use this difference to their advantage.

Can Israel defend itself alone?

Israel has its own magnificent army, but without American resources it will be difficult for it to fight a long war. Army Chief Harji Halevi has claimed that he is ready to attack Iran and knows how to work alone, but the reality is that Israel is not dependent only on technical help. During the 2023-24 war alone, the US also deployed its THAAD air defense system to Israel, meaning US troops directly participated in Israel’s defense.

Israel is dependent on American industry for everything from planes to military equipment. Israel’s 334 fighter planes, which form the backbone of its military, are all made in America. Apart from this, the US Congress has passed proposals to increase military cooperation with Israel in the 2027 defense budget. There is also a plan to connect their intelligence agencies with each other. If America retreats, this whole problem will unravel.

Will Israel not be able to survive alone and will Jerusalem also go hand in hand?

Yes, because not only will military aid stop, but the shield protecting Israel at the international level will also be removed. America often vetoes resolutions against Israel at the United Nations and other international forums. If America withdraws its hand, the world can impose more sanctions and pressure on Israel. This would directly mean that the most powerful supporter who has given recognition to Israel’s claim on Jerusalem in the international community will no longer stand with it. Without US support, Israel will have to fight on multiple fronts and maintaining control of existing areas will become more difficult.

What is the reason for the decline in American support?

There are two major reasons for the decline in American support:

1. Changes in American public and politics

According to a Pew Research report, most people in America no longer like Israel. The situation is even more serious in the Democrat Party. Among very liberal voters, 70% view Israel more negatively than Iran or China. In 2026, 47 Democrat senators voted in favor of stopping arms sales to Israel. That is, there is a big voting block ready within America itself which wants to stop the money being received by Israel.

2. Israel itself wants American support to end

Netanyahu himself wants US military aid to be brought to zero in the next ten years. He argues that Israel’s economy is about to reach $1 trillion and that aid is now becoming wasteful. American lawmakers also say that now there is a need to strengthen relations further, where instead of one-sided assistance, both are partners of each other.

What will happen if American support is withdrawn?

Israel will suffer 4 major losses due to stoppage of American aid:

• Economic Dependence: US aid still accounts for between 8 and 15% of Israel’s own defense budget. Although it was more than 25% in the 1970s, it is still a large amount. Removing it could cause the entire defense system to collapse.
• Technical Dependencies: Israel has 39 stealth fighter jets like F-35, which are completely dependent on American technology. As American aid decreases, the parts and weapons of these planes will also be in danger.
• Shortage of Interceptor: To deal with the threats from Hezbollah and Iran, Israel has to intercept dozens of missiles every day. For this a system like Iron Dome is required. The US Congress has already reduced its funding from $110 million to $60 million in 2026.
• Danger of spying networks: If relations deteriorate, America may also stop providing intelligence information to Israel. The US Defense Intelligence Agency has raised the threat level to Israel to ‘critical’, meaning there is a possibility of espionage against it.

Changing world: Not just Israel, but America is thinking for itself

The Trump administration clearly says that the nuclear deal with Iran is in America’s interests, whether Israel likes it or not. Vice President JD Vance has openly said in an interview to Fox News, ‘Israel may not be happy with this, but this agreement basically serves America’s interests.’ Additionally, former Trump official Joe Kent has suggested that if the US wants to save the deal with Iran, it should completely stop aid to Israel. These are no longer hints, but open indications.

Will Israel’s troubles end or are they just beginning?

According to experts, Israel is still a big military power, but America is as important for it as its foundation is for a fort. American aid is not just money, but it is its biggest source of technological edge, diplomatic security and trust. Amidst Trump’s threat and Netanyahu’s increasing difficulties, it is clear that America-Israel relations are no longer the same as before. If America pulls out, Israel’s military capabilities will be deeply affected and the times to come may bring major changes for the Middle East.

US Iran Peace Deal: Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has made a big claim amid the ongoing tension in West Asia, saying that a peace agreement has been reached between America and Iran. He said that after intensive talks between the two countries, the agreement has been agreed and it has been decided to immediately and permanently end military operations on all fronts. This also includes the ongoing military activities in Lebanon.

Following intensive talks, we are pleased to announce that the Peace Deal between the United States of America and Islamic Republic of Iran has been REACHED. Both sides have declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in…

— Shehbaz Sharif (@CMShehbaz) June 14, 2026

Official signing will take place in Switzerland on June 19

Shahbaz Sharif said in his statement that the official signing ceremony of the peace agreement between America and the Islamic Republic of Iran will be held in Switzerland on June 19. He said that before the implementation of the agreement, several meetings will be organized this week, in which technical and implementation related issues will be discussed.

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Expressed gratitude to Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Turkey

The Pakistani Prime Minister also thanked the countries that cooperated in making this agreement successful. He said that Qatar’s leadership has played an important role in mediation. Apart from this, the leadership of Saudi Arabia and Turkey have also made special contribution, due to which this agreement was possible.

Trump also announced the agreement

US President Donald Trump has also announced the completion of the peace agreement between America and Iran. He wrote on the social media platform Truth Social that the agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran has now been completed and congratulations to everyone for this.

American blockade will be removed from the Strait of Hormuz

Donald Trump announced that the US naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz will be lifted with immediate effect. He said that ships from all over the world will now be allowed to pass through this important sea route without any charges. Trump said in his message, “Ships of the world, start your engines. Let the oil flow.” It is believed that this decision will provide relief to the global oil market and the energy supply will become normal again.

Amidst the ongoing war in the Middle East, talks are going on between America and Iran on a proposal under which Iran can be given access to more than 16 billion dollars of its restricted funds kept in Qatar and other countries of the world. The Dailypioneer report has cited European officials and sources related to the talks. The purpose of this step is to reduce tension between America and Iran and move towards a possible peace agreement between the two countries. Earlier, the US had allowed limited use of these funds only for purchases related to humanitarian needs, but after the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict in the year 2023, this access was restricted.

Under the current proposal, Iran may be allowed to use its frozen funds in a controlled manner, so that US sanctions are not violated. However, the US has also made it clear that any kind of initial sanctions relief will be possible only if Iran shows progress on promises related to its nuclear program and takes positive steps on major issues related to regional security. Many officials including US Secretary of State Marco Rubio have reiterated the same thing.

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Tension continues in the Strait of Hormuz

This discussion is taking place at a time when intense diplomatic activities are going on in the region. Along with efforts to reduce tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, possible agreements related to Iran’s nuclear program and regional stability are also being discussed. Although hopes for a peace agreement have increased, Iran has clearly stated that it has not yet taken a final decision on any proposal or agreement.

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The patience of the West Asian country Lebanon, which was crushed like a weevil with wheat, has finally broken. The anger of Lebanon, which lost a large area to Israel, has descended on Iran. You heard it right, on Iran. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has bluntly told Iran not to put its gun on Beirut’s shoulder in talks with America.

Joseph clearly said in an interview with the international media that Iran has used Lebanon as a bargaining chip in peace talks with America, this will not be accepted at any cost. Joseph also vented his anger on Iran’s proxy terrorist supporter Hezbollah and said in a clear tone that one has to be ready for talks.

In fact, for a peace agreement with America, Iran has set a condition that Israel’s attacks in Lebanon will have to be completely stopped. If this does not happen, then the peace talks should be considered cancelled. Lebanon has been kept prominent in the 14 conditions that Iran has put before America.

IDF moving to capture large part of southern Lebanon

Since the Iran War (28 February-8 April), Israel has wreaked havoc on Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have broken the backbone of Hezbollah in air strikes in southern Lebanon, including the capital Beirut.

Israel has announced that a buffer zone of about 35 kilometers will be created from its country’s border to southern Lebanon. In such a situation, the IDF army has captured a large part here and started moving forward.

A large number of people lost their lives in Israeli attacks

Israel’s rapid air strikes have caused tremendous collateral damage and a large number of innocent civilians including Hezbollah terrorists (fighters) are losing their lives. Homes, offices, hospitals have all been razed to the ground due to Israeli attacks and Southern Lebanon is ready to become another Gaza.

Netanyahu announced to attack until Hezbollah is eliminated

However, Hezbollah is also not ready to accept defeat and continues attacking the IDF with suicide drones supplied by Iran. Israeli soldiers have lost their lives in these attacks. In such a situation, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced to continue attacks until Hezbollah is completely eliminated.

Israel has been repeatedly saying that the IDF attacks are not targeting Lebanon, but Hezbollah. In fact, Hezbollah has more influence in Lebanon than the Joseph government and the Lebanese Army. The streets of the city are dominated by Hezbollah fighters rather than the Lebanese police. The Lebanese army is also hesitant in taking action against Hezbollah.

Even Trump upset by Israeli attacks in Lebanon

Iran has also troubled US President Donald Trump regarding Lebanon. In such a situation, Trump even reprimanded Netanyahu for the attacks on Lebanon. Trump has called Netanyahu crazy for attacking Lebanon, but Netanyahu has said that attacks on Hezbollah will continue.

Trump also organized two-day peace talks this week between the Lebanese and Israeli ambassadors in Washington DC. After this conversation, Lebanese President Joseph’s tone has changed and he scolded Iran, which even Iran, not to mention Israel and America, had not imagined.

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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.

Iran is ready to open Hormuz, put a big condition before America, what will Trump do now?

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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Pakistan is currently struggling with increasing economic pressure. The ongoing tension between America and Iran is now affecting the energy supply across the world, due to which oil and gas have become expensive and the burden on Pakistan’s already weak economy has increased further. According to the report of ‘The News International’, the Pakistan government is making diplomatic efforts to handle the situation and is trying to reduce the tension, but no concrete solution has been found yet.

Due to the uncertainty of the situation and blockage in important routes like the Strait of Hormuz, fuel supply remains low and prices are high. Its biggest impact is on those countries of Asia which are dependent on outside countries for energy. Pakistan, which is largely dependent on imported fuel, has seen a significant increase in prices in recent weeks. There is some relief now, but the situation is still unstable and if tension continues, prices may rise again.

Its effect is now visible on the entire energy system. There are complaints of power cuts and gas shortage in many parts of the country. The effect of expensive fuel is now visible on people’s electricity bills as well. The electricity regulator is preparing to charge an increase of Rs 1.42 per unit under the fuel adjustment of February.

How did Pakistan suffer a loss of Rs 200 billion?

Experts say that if this crisis continues till summer, when the demand for electricity is high, then the burden on people may increase further. Questions are also being raised on the steps the government is taking to save energy. Chainstore Association of Pakistan says that due to early closure of shops, there has been a loss of business worth about Rs 200 billion in just two weeks.

According to the report, they also say that organized retail shops are suffering more losses, while small and informal markets are not being affected so much, due to which there is no equality and real savings are also not being achieved. Overall, the economic situation of the country remains worrying.

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