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Pakistan Says Not Bound to Accept Unilateral Sanctions on Iran
Source: Bloomberg
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Pakistan said it is not “obliged to” comply with unilateral US sanctions on Iran unless imposed by the UN, signaling intent to keep trading despite a US warning of economic penalties for doing business with Tehran. The dispute heightens sanctions risk and could affect cross-border trade and related energy-linked supply chains in emerging markets.
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