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US Senator Lindsey Graham Questions Pakistan's Credibility as Mediator in US-Iran Negotiations

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US Senator Lindsey Graham has publicly questioned Pakistan's credibility as a mediator in the ongoing US-Iran negotiations, citing reports of Iranian military aircraft using Pakistani airbases.

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US Republican Senator Lindsey Graham on Tuesday publicly questioned Pakistan’s credibility as a mediator in the ongoing US-Iran negotiations, citing reports that Iranian military aircraft had been allowed to use Pakistani airbases during the conflict. ...

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US Senator Lindsey Graham Questions Pakistan's Credibility as Mediator in US-Iran Negotiations

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