- CBS News report claimed this week Islamabad allowed Iranian military aircraft to park at its airfields to potentially shield it from US strikes
- Iranian aircraft parked in Pakistan arrived during ceasefire period, not linked to any military contingency or preservation arrangement, says FO
- The country has increased petrol and diesel prices by 56 percent, second only to Myanmar’s 90 percent
- Minister says the government had little room to avoid politically unpopular moves under an IMF program
- The second vessel, Mihzem, with capacity of 174,000 cubic meters, departed Ras Laffan and is heading toward Port Qasim in Pakistan
- Minister says the ‘leadership from Pakistan, Qatar, Iran and the US’ was involved in the process to ensure Pakistan gets LNG cargoes
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- Islamabad has emerged as key intermediary since direct US-Iran talks held in Pakistan in April
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