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The US delegation arrived safely in Islamabad for fresh talks aimed at ending the ongoing conflict between Iran and US-backed forces. US President Donald Trump, while confirming the visit, expressed optimism about Pakistan’s role in facilitating the talks. He even hinted that he would personally visit Pakistan if
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US–Iran peace talks in Islamabad have ended without a final agreement, but they still marked an important moment in global diplomacy. The 21-hour meeting brought top leaders from both countries face to face, something that has rarely happened since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Even without a deal, the
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Pakistan is hosting US–Iran peace talks in Islamabad. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has called these talks “make or break” for regional stability and for reopening key routes like the Strait of Hormuz. For security, more than 10,000 personnel have been deployed to ensure the safety of this important