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Days After Tit-For-Tat Strikes, Iran Foreign Minister Visits Pakistan
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on Monday arrived in Islamabad on the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart Jalil Abbas Jilani, amid strain in relations following the recent tit-for-tat strikes launched by the two countries.
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How Close Partner China Could Help Cool Pakistan-Iran Tensions
Beijing has said it was willing to mediate tensions between Pakistan and Iran, after the two countries traded deadly air strikes on militant targets on each other's territory. China is a close partner of both nations.
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Timeline: How Iran-Pakistan Conflict Has Escalated In Past Decade
Pakistan on Thursday said it conducted air strikes against "terrorist hideouts" in Iran, days after Iran carried out missile and drone strikes in its border province of Balochistan against the Jaish al-Adl group.
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"Don't Take A Step That Would...": Pak Warns Iran After Retaliatory Strikes
Pakistan on Thursday told Iran to show "restraint" and "avoid" actions that could escalate tensions between the two neighbors, sources said.
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Pakistan Retaliates With Strikes On "Militant Targets" In Iran, 9 Killed
Pakistan on Thursday carried out strikes against "terrorist hideouts" in Iran, a day after warning Tehran of "serious consequences" over its attack on the Balochi group Jaish al-Adl's headquarters in its territory.
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Gun And Suicide Attack Kills 23 Near Pakistan-Iran Border
At least 23 people including several Shiite pilgrims were killed in a gun and suicide attack on the restive Pakistan-Iran border late Sunday night, Pakistani officials said.
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Iran says Pakistan obliged to complete gas pipeline
Iran's oil ministry said on Wednesday that Pakistan is contractually obliged to complete a major pipeline project which would allow Tehran to export gas to its southeastern neighbour.
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Pakistan committed to completing Iran gas pipeline project
Pakistan is committed to building a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline from neighbouring Iran but the threat of international sanctions makes the task difficult, the South Asian nation's petroleum minister said on Friday.
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Iran pipeline work to begin on March 11: officials
An Iranian-Pakistani consortium will start work next week on a much delayed $7.5 billion gas pipeline from Pakistan to Iran that has aroused strong US opposition, Pakistani officials said on Friday.
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Gunmen kill 11 people on Pakistan-Iran border
Unknown gunmen killed 11 people as they prepared to illegally leave Pakistan in the southwestern province of Baluchistan, officials said on Saturday.
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Days After Tit-For-Tat Strikes, Iran Foreign Minister Visits Pakistan
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on Monday arrived in Islamabad on the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart Jalil Abbas Jilani, amid strain in relations following the recent tit-for-tat strikes launched by the two countries.
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How Close Partner China Could Help Cool Pakistan-Iran Tensions
Beijing has said it was willing to mediate tensions between Pakistan and Iran, after the two countries traded deadly air strikes on militant targets on each other's territory. China is a close partner of both nations.
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Timeline: How Iran-Pakistan Conflict Has Escalated In Past Decade
Pakistan on Thursday said it conducted air strikes against "terrorist hideouts" in Iran, days after Iran carried out missile and drone strikes in its border province of Balochistan against the Jaish al-Adl group.
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"Don't Take A Step That Would...": Pak Warns Iran After Retaliatory Strikes
Pakistan on Thursday told Iran to show "restraint" and "avoid" actions that could escalate tensions between the two neighbors, sources said.
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Pakistan Retaliates With Strikes On "Militant Targets" In Iran, 9 Killed
Pakistan on Thursday carried out strikes against "terrorist hideouts" in Iran, a day after warning Tehran of "serious consequences" over its attack on the Balochi group Jaish al-Adl's headquarters in its territory.
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Gun And Suicide Attack Kills 23 Near Pakistan-Iran Border
At least 23 people including several Shiite pilgrims were killed in a gun and suicide attack on the restive Pakistan-Iran border late Sunday night, Pakistani officials said.
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Iran says Pakistan obliged to complete gas pipeline
Iran's oil ministry said on Wednesday that Pakistan is contractually obliged to complete a major pipeline project which would allow Tehran to export gas to its southeastern neighbour.
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Pakistan committed to completing Iran gas pipeline project
Pakistan is committed to building a multi-billion-dollar gas pipeline from neighbouring Iran but the threat of international sanctions makes the task difficult, the South Asian nation's petroleum minister said on Friday.
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Iran pipeline work to begin on March 11: officials
An Iranian-Pakistani consortium will start work next week on a much delayed $7.5 billion gas pipeline from Pakistan to Iran that has aroused strong US opposition, Pakistani officials said on Friday.
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Gunmen kill 11 people on Pakistan-Iran border
Unknown gunmen killed 11 people as they prepared to illegally leave Pakistan in the southwestern province of Baluchistan, officials said on Saturday.
