Pakistani Army Chief Delivers Final US Warning to Iran Over Nuclear Program

The Pakistani army chief delivered a final warning from the United States to Iran, urging concessions on the nuclear program to avert a potential large-scale attack. According to reports in the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, General Asim Munir conveyed the message during meetings with top Iranian leadership before returning to Islamabad.

The warning highlighted a severe threat of a broad military strike targeting nuclear facilities in central Iran. Meanwhile, senior Iranian officials countered that any new American attack would trigger a devastating response far exceeding previous conflicts.

Diplomatic efforts face mounting uncertainty as Tehran debates the potential involvement of Russia. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's recent visit to Tehran sparked discussions on possible compromise proposals, though Iranian officials maintain they will reject any terms regarding the nuclear program or the Strait of Hormuz without guarantees to halt attacks and lift economic pressure.