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Iran-Pakistan Gas pipeline powerplay

Ghanwa Mohiyuddin   Source: Al Mayadeen English    2024-04-21 19:28    13 Shares
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The Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project represents more than just an energy agreement—it symbolizes Pakistan's autonomy, resilience, and determination to pursue its national interests despite external pressures.

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