Pakistan Says Iran Agreed to Let 20 of Its Ships Through Hormuz

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Iran has agreed to allow 20 more ships under the Pakistani flag to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar says in an X post.

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Iran War: 20 Pakistani Ships to Transit Strait of Hormuz

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