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Is US planning peace talks with Iran in Pakistan? White House says ‘it’s sensitive…’

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Backchannel efforts to ease US-Iran tensions may shift to Pakistan, with reports of a possible Islamabad meeting. Washington calls talks ‘sensitive’ and unconfirmed, while Iran denies negotiations, even as regional mediators push to bring both sides to the table.

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