Iran Foreign Minister Back In Pak After Trump Calls Off Dispatching Envoys
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Iran's Foreign Minister returned to Pakistan after the Trump administration cancelled plans to send US envoys for a second round of indirect nuclear talks. The visit signals Iran's diplomatic pivot toward Asian partners amid stalled US–Iran negotiations.
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