Pakistan's Foreign Ministry announced that Iran has requested its assistance in maintaining the ceasefire with the United States, particularly as tensions rise due to Israel's military actions in Lebanon. During a conversation between Pakistan's Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, Iran expressed grave concerns over Israeli violations of the ceasefire, including threats to Beirut's southern suburbs. Araghchi praised Pakistan's diplomatic efforts and urged continued engagement to support de-escalation. The situation escalated further as Iran's military officials warned of potential direct conflict if Israeli operations persist. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps declared that any crossing of 'red lines' would be met with defensive actions. Iranian officials have also suspended negotiations with the US, insisting that Israeli military actions must cease before talks can resume. Meanwhile, Israel's military operations have intensified, leading to increased international alarm and calls for adherence to the ceasefire. The United Nations has urged all parties to respect the cessation of hostilities to prevent further escalation.