Fresh geopolitical tensions have erupted after explosive claims from US officials alleged that Iranian military aircraft were relocated to Pakistani airbases following fears of potential American airstrikes. The controversy has now placed Pakistan’s role as a supposed mediator between Washington and Tehran under intense international scrutiny. According to reports cited by CBS, Iranian aircraft were allegedly moved to Pakistan’s strategically important Nur Khan Airbase after ceasefire developments in West Asia. However, Islamabad has strongly denied the allegations, insisting there is no evidence of Iranian military activity at any Pakistani base. The issue escalated further after US Senator Lindsey Graham publicly questioned Pakistan’s neutrality and called for a comprehensive reassessment of Islamabad’s diplomatic role in US-Iran engagement. WATCH

Tensions between US and Iran have exploded once again after US President Donald Trump publicly rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal, calling it “totally unacceptable” amid already fragile Gulf negotiations. The sharp response comes as diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing regional escalation appear to be collapsing under mounting disagreements over sanctions, military pressure, oil exports, and control around the Strait of Hormuz. According to emerging reports, Iran’s counterproposal demanded sweeping concessions from the United States, including sanctions relief, guarantees against future military strikes, reduced naval pressure in the Gulf, restoration of frozen assets, and even war reparations. Tehran also reportedly described the American framework as a “surrender bid,” triggering an aggressive response from Trump on Truth Social.