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PAKISTAN PERSPECTIVE
IRAN-HORMUZ STALEMATE: TEHRAN COURTS MOSCOW WHILE TRUMP WAITS FOR A PHONE CALL
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DOMINANT ANGLE
Islamabad under pressure as mediator: seven ships a day versus 140 before the war
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ANALYSIS
Dawn publishes striking data on the state of the Strait: only seven ships crossed Hormuz in one day compared to a pre-war average of 140, according to vessel-tracking data from Kpler and SynMax. Pakistan's UN representative Asim Iftikhar Ahmad warned the Security Council that Hormuz's closure could trigger 'severe global economic and security consequences.' Dawn also documents the mediation structure: Iran transmitted 'written messages' to Americans via Pakistan, spelling out its red lines on nuclear issues and Hormuz. Geo News reports Trump is 'not happy' with the latest Iranian proposal, precisely because it defers nuclear talks to a later phase.
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