Pakistan's National Security Adviser Muhammad Munir held a phone call with US President Donald Trump ahead of his visit to Tehran, according to sources. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The conversation took place amid heightened regional tensions and issues related to the nuclear program, sources said. Munir's visit to Tehran is aimed at discussing regional security and bilateral relations.
The Trump administration's relations with Pakistan have been complicated recently, but this contact indicates the continuation of dialogue between the two countries. Experts suggest that Munir's visit may be aimed at improving relations with Iran.
Reuters sources did not disclose the full content of the conversation but confirmed that it covered issues of regional stability. This communication between Pakistan and the US is a significant event in the context of international security.