SECURITYJul 25 · 02:05 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Dawn ReportAgencies)

Another bid to mend US-Iran fences ‘with China’s blessing’

Pakistan is exploring a path to resume stalled US-Iran talks with China's support, as US missile strikes on Iran continue and tensions escalate over Red Sea and Hormuz Strait disruptions. China and Qatar advocate for dialogue to restore regional stability, while US President Donald Trump threatens Iran and warns against Chinese and Russian involvement.

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