Iranian Foreign Minister Expected In Islamabad
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi completed nearly 20 hours of talks with Pakistani leaders in the capital. The city saw security measures including streets closed with barbed wire and the presence of fighter jets accompanying the Iranian and American delegations. Observers noted high uncertainty regarding the talks prior to the event. A ban on heavy goods vehicles has caused shortages of fresh fruit, vegetables, milk, and fuel in Islamabad. Negotiations in Islamabad concluded without a deal, leaving journalists and observers deflated despite previous suggestions of a ceasefire. Local infrastructure and landscaping near the airport have seen renewed maintenance following the session. Journalists reported a lack of information regarding the specific contents of the discussions.
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