Former Pakistani Minister of Information and Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed to Al-Mayadeen says the ball is now in the Americans’ court and they must make a decision

This statement from Sayed indicates a shift in negotiations, placing pressure on the U.S.

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to respond, which could influence geopolitical dynamics in the region. If Trump's anticipated actions are taken, it may ease tensions and impact market sentiment surrounding U.S.-Pakistan relations, with potential repercussions for assets tied to geopolitical risk, such as oil and regional currencies.

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