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'Iran Can Call Us Anytime': Trump After Cancelling Top Officials' Pak Trip
Trump says he has cancelled Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's trip to Pak for Iran talks: News agency AFP citing Fox News
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As Trump Cosies Up To Pak's Asim Munir, US Report's "Red Flag" Caution
Bill Roggio, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defence of Democracies, told the channel that Trump should not trust the Pakistanis and that Munir's ties to the IRGC are a "red flag" for the US.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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"Going To Find Out In 24 Hours": Trump's 'Deal Or Strikes' Offer To Iran
Trump Threatens Iran Hours Before Talks, Warns Of Fresh Strikes If There Is No Deal
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Pakistan Invited To Join US-Iran Talks In Turkey: Report
Pakistan on Tuesday said that it has been invited to participate in Iran-US talks in Turkey aimed at diffusing tensions between the two nations. Foreign ministers from Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have also been invited.
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'Iran Can Call Us Anytime': Trump After Cancelling Top Officials' Pak Trip
Trump says he has cancelled Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner's trip to Pak for Iran talks: News agency AFP citing Fox News
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As Trump Cosies Up To Pak's Asim Munir, US Report's "Red Flag" Caution
Bill Roggio, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defence of Democracies, told the channel that Trump should not trust the Pakistanis and that Munir's ties to the IRGC are a "red flag" for the US.
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'Only They Can Play That Role': S Tharoor's Jab At Pak Over US-Iran Talks
"There have been allegations that Washington wrote that tweet for the Pakistani prime minister," Shashi Tharoor said
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"Going To Find Out In 24 Hours": Trump's 'Deal Or Strikes' Offer To Iran
Trump Threatens Iran Hours Before Talks, Warns Of Fresh Strikes If There Is No Deal
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Pakistan Invited To Join US-Iran Talks In Turkey: Report
Pakistan on Tuesday said that it has been invited to participate in Iran-US talks in Turkey aimed at diffusing tensions between the two nations. Foreign ministers from Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have also been invited.
