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Pakistan rejects media claims of passing Iran-related intel to Washington
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- Add ARY News on Google AAResize ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has dismissed reports claiming that it shared intelligence related to Iran with the United States, terming them baseless and misleading.
- He said the government categorically rejects such reports published in parts of the media, adding that they are based on speculation and could undermine ongoing diplomatic efforts and negotiations.
- The spokesperson further stated that all such claims regarding intelligence sharing with the United States are false and do not reflect any official communication or policy.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has dismissed reports claiming that it shared intelligence related to Iran with the United States, terming them baseless and misleading.
During the weekly media briefing, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi clarified that the claims suggesting Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar shared sensitive intelligence on Iran with US officials are completely unfounded.
He said the government categorically rejects such reports published in parts of the media, adding that they are based on speculation and could undermine ongoing diplomatic efforts and negotiations.
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