DEVELOPING20:33 UTCApr 15 1 min readSource: NYT Middle East
Pakistani Mediators Arrive in Tehran in Bid to Keep U.S.-Iran Peace Talks Alive
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The diplomacy came as the U.S. Navy locked down trade to Iranian ports, and Iran responded by threatening critical shipping routes across the region.
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- / Pakistan mediating to sustain U.S.-Iran peace talks amid rising tensions.
- / U.S. Navy blocking trade to Iranian ports, escalating economic pressure.
- / Iran threatening key shipping routes in response, risking regional stability.
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