MEA Reacts to Pakistan’s Role in US-Iran Ceasefire

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Randhir Jaiswal gives measured response as questions arise over Asim Munir role in US-Iran ceasefire

April 17, 2026: India on Friday said it is “closely monitoring” developments in West Asia, offering a cautious response amid growing attention on Pakistan’s role in facilitating ceasefire talks between the United States and Iran. Speaking at a weekly media briefing, Randhir Jaiswal addressed questions regarding Islamabad’s involvement and recent remarks by global leaders.

The query referenced praise from Donald Trump for Pakistan and its army chief Asim Munir, as well as speculation about a possible visit by Trump to Pakistan. Responding to this, Jaiswal maintained a restrained stance, stating that India is carefully observing the evolving situation in the region.

Without directly commenting on Pakistan’s role or the diplomatic outreach, the MEA emphasised its focus on broader regional developments. The response reflects New Delhi’s calibrated approach as geopolitical dynamics continue to shift amid ongoing tensions and ceasefire discussions in West Asia.

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