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Pakistan reopened the Gabad border crossing with Iran from Saturday, Pakistan reopened the Gabad-Rimdan border crossing in the city of Gwadar and business exchanges with Iran resumed. With this decision, trucks carrying liquefied gas and basic products, which had been stopped at the border since October 17, were allowed to pass. This crossing was reopened after the assessment of the security situation and deployment of auxiliary forces. This action followed an attack by unidentified gunmen on Thursday on trucks parked near the border, during which dozens of trucks were set on fire. The suspension of trade exchanges at Gabad-Rimdan and Taftan crossings began on October 17 with the decision of the Ministry of Commerce of Pakistan.

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Pakistan reopened the Gabad border crossing with Iran from Saturday, Pakistan reopened the Gabad-Rimdan border crossing in the city of Gwadar and business exchanges with Iran resumed. With this decision, trucks carrying liquefied gas and basic products, which had been stopped at the border since October 17, were allowed to pass. This crossing was reopened after the assessment of the security situation and deployment of auxiliary forces. This action followed an attack by unidentified gunmen on Thursday on trucks parked near the border, during which dozens of trucks were set on fire. The suspension of trade exchanges at Gabad-Rimdan and Taftan crossings began on October 17 with the decision of the Ministry of Commerce of Pakistan.

Pakistan reopened the Gabad border crossing with Iran from Saturday, Pakistan reopened the Gabad-Rimdan border crossing in the city of Gwadar and business exchanges with Iran resumed. With this decision, trucks carrying liquefied gas and basic products, which had been stopped at the border since October 17, were allowed to pass. This crossing was reopened after the assessment of the security situation and deployment of auxiliary forces. This action followed an attack by unidentified gunmen on Thursday on trucks parked near the border, during which dozens of trucks were set on fire. The suspension of trade exchanges at Gabad-Rimdan and Taftan crossings began on October 17 with the decision of the Ministry of Commerce of Pakistan.

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