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Islamabad launches security sweep ahead of US-Iran talks

Islamabad police launched large-scale search operations across the capital on Tuesday as Pakistan tightened security ahead of possible US-Iran talks.

Axar.az informs, citing Arab News Pakistan, that the police said 39 suspicious individuals, including three Afghan nationals, and 18 motorcycles were shifted to police stations for further verification, while one suspect was arrested for illegal possession of a weapon.

During the operations, police checked 743 individuals and 307 households, along with 95 shops and 46 hotels. A total of 272 motorcycles and 96 vehicles were also inspected.

Date
2026.04.21 / 14:25
Author
Axar.az
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