Global silence regarding Pakistan's mediation in the US-Iran ceasefire suggests that its role is perceived as that of a messenger for the United States rather than a credible peace broker. According to intelligence sources, Pakistan facilitated indirect talks by relaying a 15-point US proposal and Iran’s 10-point response. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir reportedly appealed to then-US President Donald Trump to delay a military strike planned for April 7, 2026. They proposed a 14-day ceasefire to allow for broader negotiations and invited delegations from both nations to Islamabad for discussions starting April 10. However, major global powers, including Europe, China, and Russia, have remained largely silent, viewing Pakistan's mediation as domestic propaganda rather than credible diplomacy. The lack of acknowledgment from Washington and Tehran has further fueled this perception, leading to a belief that the ceasefire is a temporary measure imposed by the US to stabilize global markets, rather than a victory for Pakistan.