Watch: Trump's favourite Pakistani army chief got cold shoulder from Iran’s most powerful general

Published on Oct 22, 2026 01:59 am IST

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir’s visit to Tehran has raised questions about Islamabad’s efforts to revive U.S.-Iran peace talks, as Iran reportedly sends mixed signals on negotiations. While President Masoud Pezeshkian welcomed Munir warmly, videos of his meeting with Iranian security official Rezaei showed a more formal and reserved greeting. The diplomatic effort faces another hurdle over Washington’s demand for limits on Iran’s nuclear programme, with Tehran rejecting the prospect of transferring even a small amount of enriched uranium.

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