Land traffic between Iran and Pakistan has been temporarily suspended due to technical problems.
Modern.az reports with reference to APA that this was stated by Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Bagayi in an interview with IRNA agency.
According to him, border crossings between the two countries have been temporarily suspended due to certain technical problems and the need to take precautionary measures.
Bagayi noted that the relevant institutions of Iran and Pakistan are in close contact to eliminate the problem and restore the normal operation of border crossing points.
Currently, consultations are underway to resolve the issue as soon as possible.
It should be noted that Iran and Pakistan have a common border of approximately 909 kilometers.
