The Foreign Ministers of the four countries discussed ways to resolve the conflict in the Middle East

The foreign ministers of Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia discussed ways to resolve the conflict between the United States and Iran. This was announced by Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar at a press conference following the talks on March 29.

"We discussed ways to end the war in the region as soon as possible and definitively <...> We agreed that this war is not beneficial to anyone and will only lead to casualties and destruction," he said on his Facebook page. Twitter) the words of Dara by CNBC journalist Ahmed Rouhan.

Dar added that direct talks between the United States and Iran, mediated by Pakistan, could take place in Islamabad as early as this week and it would be a great honor for Pakistan to host them.

Failed: Iran resisted in the first month of the war against the United States and Israel

The conflict has become protracted, and Washington may be preparing a ground operation.

Earlier in the day, CNN reported on the start of negotiations in Islamabad between the heads of the four foreign ministries of the region: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey. The authors of the article noted that the Foreign Ministry will discuss the possibilities of de-escalation of the conflict for two days.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on March 27 that the United States and Iran are negotiating with Turkey, and information is being exchanged through Pakistan. According to the minister, the positions of the two countries in the negotiations have undergone major changes since the beginning of the conflict.

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