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Gen. Keane Questions Trustworthiness of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in Iran Negotiations

Retired General Jack Keane raised concerns about the reliability of Pakistan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia as mediators in negotiations with Iran, accusing them of favoring Iranian interests. His remarks contrast with President Trump's earlier praise for Pakistan's role in the diplomatic process. The ongoing discussions involve multiple regional partners and aim to address issues related to the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.

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Retired General Jack Keane raised concerns about the reliability of Pakistan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia as mediators in negotiations with Iran, accusing them of favoring Iranian interests. His remarks contrast with President Trump's earlier praise for Pakistan's role in the diplomatic process. The ongoing discussions involve multiple regional partners and aim to address issues related to the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear program.

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Gen Keane questions whether Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Qatar can be trusted in Iran talks

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Gen. Keane Questions Trustworthiness of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in Iran Negotiations