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Pakistan and Iran on Monday said they regarded each other's power and regional honesty and would extend security collaboration, offering to patch ties after blow for blow rocket strikes at what they said were assailant targets.

Unfamiliar priests of the two nations held talks here days after their tactical moves prior in January raised worries about more extensive precariousness in the area since the conflict among Israel and Hamas emitted on October 7.

Pakistan's overseer Unfamiliar Pastor Jalil Abbas Jilani, talking at a joint public interview with his Iranian partner Hossein Amir Abdollahian, said the neighbors had a few in number channels of correspondence with one another.

"This large number of channels were functional and we had the option to bring anything issue or misjudging that had been made between our two nations, we had the option to determine it decently fast," he said.

The two adjoining Muslim countries have had a background marked by rough relations, however the rocket strikes were the most serious occurrences in years.

The two nations consented to battle psychological oppression in their particular regions and lay out an arrangement of counsels at the level of the unfamiliar pastors to manage progress across areas, Jilani said.

Abdollahian said the two nations had a decent comprehension, and that there have never been regional contrasts or battles among Iran and Pakistan.