NutsAfterNust

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The writer of this piece is Israeli. Little wonder she’s negative on Munir.

One of the finest introductions to Pakistan written by anyone, anywhere. 🇵🇰

Pay attention to the sequence, not the noise. FM Munir flew to Tehran, put new proposals on the table. Iran says they are under review. The strait was declared open, stocks surged, then Trump said the blockade stays, Iran reimposed restrictions. Now Trump says Iran cannot squeeze the US again by closing the strait and that talks are still ongoing, he would know by end of the day. Meanwhile Iran is reviewing Munir's proposals. It looks chaotic. It is not. The mediation through Pakistan is seamless. Washington cannot look soft on Iran. Tehran cannot look like it is bending. But behind the posturing, proposals are moving and Pakistan is the relay holding it together.

@AaishaaSoomro Wow

Indian Sikhs have gifted this song to Pakistan 🇵🇰 "Pindi Waale Munde" I bet you're gonna love the lyrics ❤️

Ufff this is 4th degree burn.. Do u need our help?

@AdityaRajKaul ☕️ was fantastic

Trump thanks Global Hub of Terrorism Pakistan’s Prime Minister and Field Marshall.

@AdityaRajKaul Bohat acha lagrha hai apko jalta aur sarta hua daikh kr. Keep it coming ✨

CNN Diplomatic Editor Nic Robertson confirms the Trump administration's total diplomatic collapse. They are now relying on Pakistan's Field Marshal Asim Munir to fly to Tehran and act as a desperate middleman to beg Iran for peace. Washington has completely lost control.

Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu aren’t just killing thousands and displacing millions in the Middle East. They’re now plunging tens of millions of people into poverty across the world.

So if Iran decides to blockade our blockade of their blockade, we will just have to blockade their blockade of our blockade blockading their blockade.

@RabiaZahra14 I have fallen in love with Pakistan!

Interesting: I see a number of netizens are ‘happy’ that US-Iran talks have not resulted in a breakthrough. I don’t know what’s to be happy about: Is it vicarious pleasure because talks were being held in Islamabad? Isn’t in our national interest to have an early end to the conflict? Talks can be held in Timbuktu or anywhere, surely ending the war matters than who is hosting the dialogue, no? THINK!🙏

@AhmadSharifzad Long live Pakistan 🇵🇰 , shame on India.

90 minutes before nuclear annihilation of a Civilization - Pakistan made the call. 40+ countries said thank you. On camera. On record. With receipts. Every quote. Every leader. Every flag. With Source. Dataset(CSV)/Visuals/Music/Video available on demand.

US blames Iran for not promising ‘no nukes ever’, & despite claims that the program was already ‘DESTROYED’ twice in 8 months.

“Whatever shortcomings of the negotiations, it wasn't because of the Pakistanis who did an amazing job, and really tried to help us and the Iranians bridge the gap, and get to a deal.” -Vice President JD Vance on Pakistan's Role mediators.

How can one solve decades of disputes with Iran in 1 day? Diplomacy takes enormous planning, technical expertise, and persistent engagement, especially in war time.

There’s always a tweet

The difference in attire by Field Marshal Asim Munir while receiving the Iranian and U.S. delegations is not accidental, it reflects diplomatic signaling rather than just protocol variation. When he received the Iranian delegation in full military uniform, it carried a strategic message. It is a signal to Israel that Pakistan stands firmly engaged on security matters concerning Iran, and that this relationship has a defense dimension, not just diplomacy. On the other hand, his meeting with JD Vance in civilian attire reflects a different diplomatic posture. Wearing a civilian suit aligns with standard diplomatic norms, projecting a softer, statesman-like image rather than a security-centric one.