Pakistan Foreign Minister speaking to Norway counterpart says they haven't given up yet, but that hope is dwindling that an extension of the deadline will be achieved

The comments from Pakistan's Foreign Minister indicate a waning optimism regarding deadline extensions, which could signal escalating tensions or challenges in negotiations.

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Pakistan Foreign Minister speaking to Norway counterpart says they haven't given up yet, but that hope is dwindling that an extension of the deadline will be achieved

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