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- Pakistan has been recognized for its role in mediating the US-Iran conflict.
- Talks in Islamabad did not yield a peace deal.
- The United States and Iran acknowledged Pakistan's efforts.
- Analysts say Pakistan's dual approach—engaging diplomatically abroad while addressing security concerns at home—reflects its complex geopolitical landscape.
- Its credibility as a peacemaker is challenged by ties with militant groups and by domestic crackdowns on opposition and insurgencies.
