
Iranian FM Returns to Pakistan Amid US Talks Cancellation
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif returned to Pakistan after visiting Oman, following the cancellation of planned talks with US envoys. His diplomatic efforts continued amidst fading hopes for US-Iran peace.
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