Pakistan’s military chief, General Asim Munir, arrives in Tehran as part of efforts aimed at ending the Iran war, according to reports. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei comments on the visit, saying it does not necessarily indicate that the two sides have reached a “turning point” or a “decisive situation.” The reporting frames the trip as a diplomatic and military-to-military outreach connected to regional efforts to reduce tensions and move toward de-escalation. At the same time, Iran’s spokesperson signals caution about expectations, suggesting that while the visit may support ongoing discussions, it does not automatically mean an imminent breakthrough. Both outlets focus on Munir’s arrival and Iran’s public response, emphasizing that the visit is best seen as part of a broader process rather than confirmation of a resolved end to the conflict. The details of talks, specific proposals, or outcomes are not provided in the excerpts cited.