A member of the US Congress has introduced a resolution commending Pakistan for its reported role in facilitating peace efforts during the ongoing tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
According to Beyond Time News, Representative Al Green submitted a nonbinding resolution in the US House of Representatives recognizing Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts and describing the country as an important neutral mediator.
The resolution states that Pakistan helped support negotiations between the involved parties and provided a secure environment for diplomatic talks despite logistical challenges and security concerns.
“Pakistan has clearly demonstrated its desire to facilitate an end to the war between the United States and Israel with Iran,” the resolution stated.
Resolution Highlights Rising Costs of Conflict
The document also referred to the growing human and financial impact of the conflict. According to the resolution, at least 13 US service members have reportedly been killed while more than 399 others were injured during the escalation.
It further stated that the conflict is costing the United States nearly $1 billion per day and warned that any further military escalation could create instability and division within the country.
According to Beyond Time News, the resolution emphasized that ending the conflict would help stabilize global energy markets and petroleum prices.
Pakistan’s Diplomatic Efforts Help Keep Fragile Ceasefire Intact
Pakistan Described as Key Mediator
The resolution claimed that while several countries attempted diplomatic mediation, Pakistan emerged as a central facilitator in the peace process.
Its official title is “Original Resolution Commending the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for its Efforts to Facilitate Peace Between the United States and Israel with Iran.”
The measure concludes by formally acknowledging and commending Pakistan for its efforts to help achieve lasting regional peace.
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