Pakistan's foreign ministry has categorically rejected a CBS News report alleging that it is providing shelter for Iranian military aircraft at Nur Khan airbase in Rawalpindi, calling the claims 'misleading and sensationalized.' The report suggested that Pakistan allowed Iranian military planes to park at the airbase as a means of shielding them from potential US airstrikes, while also serving as a diplomatic intermediary between Tehran and Washington. In response, Pakistan stated that the aircraft, including an Iranian Air Force RC-130, arrived during a ceasefire period and have no connection to military operations. The ministry emphasized its role as a neutral facilitator in regional diplomacy, asserting its commitment to promoting dialogue and reducing tensions. The CBS report has sparked criticism in Washington, with US lawmakers, including Senator Lindsey Graham, questioning Pakistan's impartiality in the mediation process and calling for a reassessment of its diplomatic role amid ongoing US-Iran tensions.