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U.S. and Iran negotiators will meet in Islamabad this weekend to discuss turning a shaky ceasefire into lasting peace. The sides are far apart on Iran’s nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz and the Israeli campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Israel’s continued airstrikes on Lebanon have appeared to pose the greatest threat to the ceasefire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Lebanon was not included in the ceasefire; Iran insists it was. When the ceasefire was announced, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said it would include Lebanon.

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Fatman17 said:
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The US Centcom Commander is an interesting late addition. I believe Field Martial Asim Munir is also going to be nearby to work out the specifics of any agreement with the Centcom guy. They work together. Pakistan always had some friends in the US Centcom and in the Pentagon over the nearly eight decades of cooperation.
 
Meengla said:
The US Centcom Commander is an interesting late addition. I believe Field Martial Asim Munir is also going to be nearby to work out the specifics of any agreement with the Centcom guy. They work together. Pakistan always had some friends in the US Centcom and in the Pentagon over the nearly eight decades of cooperation.
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Not to forget, CENTCOM commander is the highest of the US military in the region.

Expect some threats during talks.
 
Sainthood 2.0 said:
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People won't like it here but I agree with her 100%
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No. The hype over this war is justified. The former US Congressman Dennis Kucinich has called this 'The most dangerous conflict for America since World War II'. This conflict is more than energy routes. It has irrational religious conflicts spanning many countries, over multiple continents.
It is an intensely religious war on top of any typical war for resources.
 
Meengla said:
The US Centcom Commander is an interesting late addition. I believe Field Martial Asim Munir is also going to be nearby to work out the specifics of any agreement with the Centcom guy. They work together. Pakistan always had some friends in the US Centcom and in the Pentagon over the nearly eight decades of cooperation.
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Get F16 upgradation(with AIM120 C8s) and release of Zulus. We are doing the Americans too much favour.
 
SABRE said:
Is it me, or the Pehlvi faction seems a bit too active and a bit too anti-Pakistan on X today?
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They might unironically be the most irrelevant group of people ever, hated in Iran, Pathetically irrelevant in the US, they don't even represent a large voting block like the Cuban Americans do in Florida where politicians actually have to listen to what they say.
 
Sainthood 2.0 said:
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Agreed but we need the positive branding after decades for wasted value
 
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What many are not getting in west is that .... Pakistan and it's allies are not redrawing the Map but stoping the attempt of redrawing the Map.

It may be a subtle message but it is there.
 
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