Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that any negotiations regarding the Iranian war must proceed on the basis of genuine intention and a clear commitment to ending the conflict. While welcoming Pakistan's offer to host a dialogue between the US, Israel, and Iran, the Prime Minister said that the negotiations must include a clear commitment to ending the conflict, not managing its pace to achieve a tactical advantage. In a video address on Wednesday, he said: 'The international community has witnessed many ceasefires that function as a truce rather than serving as an end to the conflict.' Earlier on Wednesday, reports indicated that Pakistan had delivered a US proposal to Iran, and that Pakistan or Turkey could serve as a platform for discussions to de-escalate the war, according to a senior Iranian official who requested anonymity.
