A claim circulating on social media asserts that Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke by phone with Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Eid, reportedly lasting more than 35 minutes, and that Pezeshkian praised Field Marshal Asim Munir for securing a 'historic' peace agreement between Iran and the United States. There is currently no credible, widely verifiable reporting from major outlets to confirm such a call or the existence of any Iran-US peace deal. The tweet link provided cannot be independently verified here. If true, the development would signal a major shift in regional diplomacy and raise questions about Pakistan's role in mediating or facilitating talks between Tehran and Washington. However, in the absence of corroboration, this should be treated as unconfirmed. My opinion: extraordinary diplomatic claims require robust verification from multiple independent sources. Until verified, this appears more like a rumor or misinterpretation than a confirmed event, and disseminating it without confirmation could mislead publics and complicate foreign-policy perceptions. It also underscores the need for official statements and transparent communication from the involved governments.

Source: Statement from @ZardSi

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Published: May 27, 2026, 11:12 am