The US has cautioned Pakistan about the exchange with Iran.

The US has cautioned that nations working with Iran could confront the likely gamble of approvals. This remark was made by the US toward the finish of the three-day visit of Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi to Pakistan. During Raisi's visit, eight MoUs were endorsed by Iran and Pakistan on participation in different fields and expanding exchange worth 10 billion US dollars.

Raisi visited Islamabad last Monday. Raisi visited Pakistan recently as a component of endeavors to reinforce ties following the counterassaults between Pakistan and Iran. Raisi's visit comes amid uplifted pressure in the Center East following the counterassaults by Iran and Israel last week. Raisi invested a bustling energy in his visit to Islamabad. He has examined different issues including exchange, energy, and correspondence with different divisions.

Answering inquiries regarding Raisi's visit to Pakistan and the consenting to of different arrangements, US State Division representative Vedant Patel talked about the gamble of potential approvals.

Vedanta Patel said, "We suggest monitoring the likely dangers of approvals while considering an economic accord with Iran." Nonetheless, the public authority of Pakistan might report its international strategy.

As to sanctions against three associations of China and Belarus last week for providing rocket parts to Pakistan, he said that the authorizations were forced because they were elements that were engaged with the multiplication of weapons of mass obliteration.