Pakistani army chief discusses Houthi issue in Tehran, diplomats say

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Wednesday, 21 October, 2026, 18:55
Pakistani army chief Asim Munir discussed the Houthi issue during his visit to Tehran.
According to diplomatic sources cited by Al Hadath, Munir conveyed a strongly worded warning from the United States to Iranian officials, and emphasized that Pakistan would not compromise on its national security.
Munir's meeting with Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, also focused on de-escalation efforts and opening a new path for negotiations. Tehran reportedly conditioned any talks on Washington's acceptance to negotiate over the nuclear file.

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