Pakistani mediators have described the recent talks in Tehran as productive regarding the US-Israeli conflict involving Iran and the potential for peace. In response, Iranian officials stated that they would retaliate against new US economic sanctions, referred to as 'economic D-day.'
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Pakistan reports progress in US-Iran mediation talks
Pakistani mediators reported productive discussions in Tehran concerning the US-Israeli conflict and peace prospects with Iran. Iranian officials indicated plans for retaliation against new US economic sanctions.
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