Why Pakistan Brokered the Iran Ceasefire (It Had No Choice)
Pakistan brokered the ceasefire between Iran and America. Not the UN. Not China. Pakistan. Because last September, Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact with Saudi Arabia. If Iran kept striking Saudi Arabia, Pakistan would be obligated to fight its own neighbor — across a 909 km shared border. 80% of Pakistan's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz. 6 million Pakistanis work in the Gulf, sending home $38 billion a year. If Hormuz closes, Pakistan's economy collapses in days. Pakistan didn't broker peace out of goodwill. It brokered peace to survive. #iran #pakistan #hormuz #ceasefire #geopolitics #middleeast #saudiarabia #moneymaps Created with geotasker.ai
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