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"We Have All The Cards": Trump Cancels Witkoff-Kushner Trip To Pakistan For Iran Talks
"We Have All The Cards": Trump Cancels Witkoff-Kushner Trip To Pakistan For Iran Talks
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In a sharp reversal, Trump has personally canceled the Witkoff-Kushner trip to Pakistan
Iran denies that FM Abbas Araghchi's trip to Pakistan will include new talks with US, rejecting reports that Trump is sent his negotiating team to restart negotiations.
24/7 shuttle diplomacy (via Al Jazeera): There’' been shuttle diplomacy, and as one diplomat said, it's been relentless diplomacy that has been put forward by Pakistan from all sides.
Iran's military says finger on the trigger: "greater power & readiness than...
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