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Pakistan Exempted? Islamabad Says Not Bound By US' Economic D-Day Sanctions On Iran

Islamabad rejects Washington's unilateral sanctions on Tehran, saying Pakistan does not consider itself bound by measures it deems contrary to international law.

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Pakistan Exempted? Islamabad Says Not Bound By US' Economic D-Day Sanctions On Iran
Islamabad rejects Washington's unilateral sanctions on Tehran, saying Pakistan does not consider itself bound by measures it deems contrary to international law.
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