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The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Shehbaz Sharif, signed the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding as mediator. The MoU has been signed earlier by US president Trump and Iranian president Pezeshkian

Swiss government: Qatar, Pakistan to attend US-Iran MOU signing

Tanker Trackers: According to AIS data which we corroborated yesterday (2026-06-15) by satellite imagery, at least two National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) VLCC supertankers named DIONA (9569695) and HERO2 (9362073) have exited the US Navy blockade perimeter carrying a combined total of 3.8 million barrels of Iranian crude oil between them. These are Iran's first crude oil exports in two months. We can also see that NITC's STREAM (9569633) is approaching the blockade line from the EEZ of Pakistan; where she spent the past 7 weeks waiting to enter Iran.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif has announced a peace deal between the United States and Iran resulting in the "permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon." The official signing ceremony will be on Friday June 19th in Switzerland. Prime Minister Sharif goes on to thank Saudi Arabia and Turkey for their contributions in this effort

Politico reports that leaders from Qatar, Pakistan and the UAE called Trump yesterday after his threats to strike Iran, persuading him to back away from the plan while pressing the case that a deal with Tehran could be reached soon

Massive protests in Pakistan-сontrolled Kashmir have intensified, with reports of at least 16 people killed and dozens injured after security forces again opened fire on demonstrators in Rawalakot

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and the deputy spokesman for the UN secretary-general have voiced concern over civilian casualties in recent Pakistani military regime airstrikes on three Afghan provinces, calling for an immediate de-escalation

21 killed in helicopter crash in Pakistan

Reuters, quoting a Pakistani minister: The army is launching raids on militant hideouts on the Afghan border.

Pakistani Information Minister: 26 militants killed in strikes along the Pakistani-Afghan border

Afghanistan says that Pakistan has launched new airstrikes targeting the country, killing at least 13 people and wounding 14 others, in a further sign of rising tensions between the two neighbors after months of fighting that has killed hundreds

Clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir kill 11 people and injure more than 70 ahead of protest

MEA says - "The Government of India lodged a strong protest with Pakistan regarding the latter’s plans to hold “General Elections” to the so-called “Gilgit-Baltistan Assembly”, in the Indian territories illegally and forcibly occupied by Pakistan, scheduled for 7 June 2026

Pakistani Foreign Ministry: We call for maximum restraint following the condemned attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

Turkey's Fidan says Israel could join Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Egypt mechanism "if it recognizes a Palestinian state based on 1967 borders,"

Pakistani Foreign Minister arrives in Washington to meet Rubio amid talks over the deal with Iran

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 12 km NE of Malakwal City, Pakistan

At least 24 dead, 82 injured in Quetta, Pakistan explosion, police say. The blast hit a train. Vehicles were damaged and windows of nearby buildings were shattered by the impact. Large fires erupt in nearby buildings and vehicles following explosion near railway tracks in Quetta, Pakistan. Heavy gunfire has also been reported with preliminary information indicating this was a suicide bombing, according to Sach Quetta News. Multiple casualties

A source in the Pakistani Foreign Ministry tells Qatari Al-Araby Al-Jadeed the Pakistani-mediated proposal includes: Extending the ceasefire for 60 days; ⁠Opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the blockade on Iranian ports; ⁠Unfreezing Iranian funds; ⁠Lebanon included in the agreement; ⁠The nuclear issue will be discussed in the second phase of the dialogue On the Strait of Hormuz, the Pakistani source said American and Iranian forces will remain in their current positions, while the passage of ships will be permitted. The source said Pakistan hopes U.S. President Trump will visit Islamabad to participate in the signing ceremony

Financial Times report: US and Iran close to agreement on extending ceasefire for another 60 days

An Iranian official told Al Jazeera that Iran reached a draft agreement with Pakistani mediators and is waiting for a U.S. response. The proposal includes ending the war, lifting the blockade, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and withdrawing U.S. forces from the conflict zone. Nuclear issues are excluded for now and may be discussed after 30 days. Iran says it cannot offer further concessions

Iranian news agency ISNA: Exchange of messages between Iran and the US, mediated by Pakistan, continues to reach a framework agreement.

A senior Iranian source told Reuters on Thursday that no deal has been reached with the U.S., but gaps have been narrowed, adding that Iran's uranium enrichment and Tehran's control over the Strait of Hormuz remain among the sticking points

The U.S. has sent Pakistani mediators a new proposal to end the war with Iran, the IRGC-affiliated Tasnim News reports citing a source close to the Iranian negotiating team. The source said Tehran is reviewing the proposal and has not yet responded. "The Pakistani mediator in Tehran is seeking to bring the U.S. and Iranian texts closer together," Tasnim stated

Pakistan Air Force trainer aircraft — likely an FT-7PG or K-8P Karakorum — crashed near Mianwali, Punjab, close to PAF Base M.M. Alam. Both pilots ejected successfully before impact, were assisted by locals, and were later recovered by helicopter

Pakistan has deployed 8,000 troops, fighter jets, drones and air defence systems to Saudi Arabia under a secret defence pact during the Iran war. The force includes JF-17 jets, Chinese HQ-9 systems and Pakistani-operated equipment financed by Riyadh. The deployment is combat-ready and could expand to 80,000 troops if needed. Source: Reuters

Pakistan refuted a @CBSNews report on the presence of Iranian aircraft at its NurKhanAirbase near Islamabad, calling it misleading and sensationalized. The foreign ministry expressed concern that such narratives could be intended to undermine efforts to resolve the US-Iran conflict

Pakistan "quietly allowed Iranian military aircraft to park in its country, potentially shielding them from US airstrikes" - @CBSNews

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 42 km NW of Dajal, Pakistan

Pakistani Prime Minister: The ceasefire must be upheld to allow the necessary diplomatic space for dialogue between Washington and Tehran.