Pakistan's Shahar newspaper reported that the purpose of Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's recent visit to Tehran was to "convey messages" and check whether the Islamabad Memorandum can still be a basis for negotiations or not. However, after the meetings, "no significant progress or formal agreement was reached," the newspaper said. This newspaper quoted Iranian media and wrote that the response of Iran's leaders to Field Marshal Munir was "clear, serious and sincere". According to an anonymous Iranian source quoted by Shahar, the Pakistani army chief was told that "Iran has nothing new to say to the Americans" and that the American side is the one that should go back to the Islamabad memo. According to this report, Mohammad Bakr Khalibaf, the speaker of the Iranian parliament, told Mr. Munir: "The US cannot restore Iran's trust without fulfilling the seven conditions offered by Tehran during the meetings in New York." Pakistan is the main mediator between Iran and America, and Islamabad's understanding, which was supposed to lead to a peace agreement, was reached through that country's mediation.

Pakistan's Shahar newspaper reported that the purpose of Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's recent visit to Tehran was to "convey messages" and check whether the Islamabad Memorandum can still be a basis for negotiations or not. However, after the meetings, "no significant progress or formal agreement was reached," the newspaper said. This newspaper quoted Iranian media and wrote that the response of Iran's leaders to Field Marshal Munir was "clear, serious and sincere". According to an anonymous Iranian source quoted by Shahar, the Pakistani army chief was told that "Iran has nothing new to say to the Americans" and that the American side is the one that should go back to the Islamabad memo. According to this report, Mohammad Bakr Khalibaf, the speaker of the Iranian parliament, told Mr. Munir: "The US cannot restore Iran's trust without fulfilling the seven conditions offered by Tehran during the meetings in New York." Pakistan is the main mediator between Iran and America, and Islamabad's understanding, which was supposed to lead to a peace agreement, was reached through that country's mediation.