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Islamabad turns into fortress ahead of US-Iran talks

Islamabad turns into fortress ahead of US-Iran talks

Islamabad has implemented intensive security measures, deploying approximately 10,000 personnel ahead of peace talks between the United States and Iran. The Pakistani capital is being heavily guarded by a combination of military, police, and paramilitary forces to ensure safety during the high-level meetings.

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