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US-Iran Conflict Sees Fragile Ceasefire as Pakistan Emerges as Key Mediator

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A fragile two-week ceasefire holds between the US and Iran after President Trump threatened destruction, with Pakistan emerging as a potential mediator due to its strategic ties and Islamic legitimacy.

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