Pakistan Signals Independence From US Sanctions on Iran, Citing International Law
Amidst new U.S. sanctions against Iran, Pakistan has affirmed its commitment to maintaining relations, citing international law and bilateral agreements. Islamabad seeks to preserve ties with Tehran while avoiding direct confrontation with Washington and maintaining its mediation role.
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