US ‘hopeful’ as Islamabad tries to prevail on Tehran

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ISLAMABAD: As Pakistani officials continued to lay the groundwork for a possible US-Iran rapprochement, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio appeared hopeful for progress towards ending the war with Iran, despite the rigid stances adopted by both countries.

US ‘hopeful’ as Islamabad tries to prevail on Tehran

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