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Trump Taps Pakistan To Reopen Iran Talks As Tehran Threatens More Hormuz Attacks; Rial Battered To Record Low
Trump Taps Pakistan To Reopen Iran Talks As Tehran Threatens More Hormuz Attacks; Rial Battered To Record Low
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Pakistan enters diplomatic push: Pakistan’s army chief reportedly traveled to Tehran after Trump urged him to help reopen Iran talks.
Iran threatens new tanker action: Tehran blacklisted 45 vessels and warned of further Hormuz attacks.
US readies sweeping sanctions: Bessent is preparing a sweeping economic offensive targeting Iran and its trading partners.
Rial collapses: Iran’s currency hit a record low as inflation and economic pressures intensify.
Hormuz leverage in question: Washington & Western sources claim US-supervised shipping through the Oman corridor...
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