Reports suggest Pakistan's Asim Munir may visit Tehran this week

Reports carried by Iranian media indicate that Pakistan's Asim Munir could visit Tehran this week, though neither Iranian nor Pakistani diplomatic sources had confirmed the reported trip at the time the news was published.

The reported visit is expected to follow the close cooperation between Iran and Pakistan in bilateral affairs, including security matters, as well as Pakistan's role in regional developments and in the negotiations between Iran and the United States. Iranian officials have stated that Pakistan remains the main mediator between Tehran and Washington, with messages exchanged through Pakistani officials and subsequently through Qatar.

The reports come amid ongoing regional developments, including the war on Gaza, which has been a focus of diplomatic activity involving several countries in the region. Pakistan's reported mediation role has been described by Iranian officials as central to the exchange of messages between Tehran and Washington.

No further details about the timing, agenda or scope of the possible visit were provided in the reports, and no official statement from either government accompanied them.

According to Mehr News, the reported visit had not been confirmed by Iranian or Pakistani diplomatic sources at the time of publication.