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Where have the Islamabad negotiations reached? "Yes, some issues have reached conclusion. Some issues have not. There are places where we insist on those issues, truly, these demands of ours are not negotiable. They're not." Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf says they had progress, but the distances are still great and...

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