Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, reportedly traveled to Tehran carrying a warning from U.S. President Donald Trump about Iran’s nuclear program. Iranian officials publicly rejected negotiations under pressure and reiterated that Washington must address Tehran’s conditions. Some media reports characterized Munir’s reception as cold and claimed he was told to “get back on your plane.” That wording has not been independently confirmed. No official statement from Pakistan’s military or Iran’s security council confirmed the reported exchange, and the visit produced no publicly announced breakthrough in negotiations.
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