Pakistan ‘shares’ revised Iranian peace proposal with US

Pakistan has shared ​with the US ‌a revised proposal from Iran to ​end the ​conflict in the ⁠Middle East, a ​Pakistani source ​told Reuters on Monday, as peace talks ​appeared to ​remain stalled.“We don’t have ‌much ⁠time,” the source said, when asked if it ​would ​take ⁠time to close gaps, ​adding that ​both ⁠countries “keep changing their goalposts”.On the other hand, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqaei has said that Tehran held no hostility towards neighbouring countries and that negotiations with the United States were continuing through Pakistani mediation.During a weekly news briefing, Baqaei has said that the United States and Israel posed a threat to the region. He said regional countries, particularly the United Arab Emirates, should learn lessons from recent developments.The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said Iran had no dispute with neighbouring states and maintained cordial relations with countries across the region.He said talks with the United States were continuing through Pakistani mediation.Baqaei said Iran was working on a new mechanism for passage through the Strait of Hormuz. He added that contacts with the Sultanate of Oman were continuing regarding procedures linked to the strategic waterway.