Tehran-IRAF- Pakistani media outlets stated that, recent statements by Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, on regional developments—and his clear warning to the United States about the possibility of a regional war in the event of any attack on Iran have led U.S. President Donald Trump to renew calls for dialogue with Tehran.
Pakistani Media: Iran’s Warning is Serious
Pakistan’s Geo News network reported that the firm warnings issued by Iran’s Supreme Leader to the U.S. president have caused Trump to announce readiness for negotiations with Tehran. The network emphasized that Ayatollah Khamenei stated the Iranian people are not afraid of U.S. threats or military movements and will deliver a strong response to any act of aggression.
Analysis by Express Tribune
The English-language daily Express Tribune, citing the Supreme Leader’s remarks, wrote that Trump’s call for talks with Iran comes at a time when Iran’s leadership has issued a serious warning to the United States. The newspaper quoted Ayatollah Khamenei as saying that the recent unrest in Iran could be described as a “coup attempt” that was ultimately foiled.
Coverage in Urdu-Language Media
Urdu-language newspapers Jang and Express, published in Islamabad, also highlighted on their front pages that following Iran’s warnings, Trump has raised Washington’s willingness to engage in talks with Tehran. These outlets noted that Ayatollah Khamenei clearly stated that the Iranian nation does not seek war, but will respond forcefully to any attack or provocation.
Meanwhile, the firm positions and explicit warnings issued by Iran’s Supreme Leader regarding the far-reaching consequences of any aggression against Iran have led to a reassessment of the White House’s rhetorical approach. Emphasizing full defensive readiness and warning that any confrontation could escalate into a regional war once again demonstrated that while the Islamic Republic of Iran remains committed to peace and stability, it will not leave any threat unanswered.
