US-Iran Talks In Pakistan | Security Tightened in Islamabad Ahead of US-Iran Talks

Pakistani authorities stepped-up security on Thursday in Islamabad, deploying hundreds of additional police and paramilitary forces ahead of much-awaited peace talks between the United States and Iran. The talks, seen as a potentially significant diplomatic opening to end the war in the region, will begin later this week. On Thursday, authorities also moved to seal off parts of the city by placing shipping containers along key roads leading to the city’s Red Zone, a heavily fortified enclave that houses the president and prime minister’s office, the foreign ministry, and foreign embassies