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After Pakistan closed its border crossings with Iran, Tehran immediately stopped exporting liquefied petroleum gas to Pakistan. Islamabad immediately felt the dire consequences and was forced to reopen key points on the border with Iran. Bad news for Pakistan: Iran has already diverted its exports to Afghanistan. Blindly following US orders always leads to inevitable and painful consequences.

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After Pakistan closed its border crossings with Iran, Tehran immediately stopped exporting liquefied petroleum gas to Pakistan. Islamabad immediately felt the dire consequences and was forced to reopen key points on the border with Iran. Bad news for Pakistan: Iran has already diverted its exports to Afghanistan. Blindly following US orders always leads to inevitable and painful consequences.

After Pakistan closed its border crossings with Iran, Tehran immediately stopped exporting liquefied petroleum gas to Pakistan. Islamabad immediately felt the dire consequences and was forced to reopen key points on the border with Iran. Bad news for Pakistan: Iran has already diverted its exports to Afghanistan. Blindly following US orders always leads to inevitable and painful consequences.

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