Iran-Pakistan border disruptions temporary: Foreign Ministry spokesman
- Pakistan and Iran temporarily suspended some cross-border movement and exchanges because of technical issues and precautionary security measures, according to Iranian spokesperson Esmail Baghaei.
- Officials said the measures addressed terrorism, increased terrorist activity, smuggling, and other illegal activity along the shared border.
- Pakistan halted trade at the Gabd-Rimdan and Taftan checkpoints after its Ministry of Commerce revoked an earlier order, according to Dawn.
- Officials said the countries were consulting to restore normal crossings, which were expected to reopen soon.
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An official from Pakistan's Balochistan province announced the progress of talks between Tehran and Islamabad on border issues, and the possibility of the imminent reopening of trade crossings between the two countries.
Pakistan Suspends Trade With Iran at Two Key Border Crossings
Pakistan has suspended commercial trade with Iran through the Gabd–Rimdan and Taftan border crossings, citing security concerns and efforts to prevent smuggling, while Iranian officials say the disruption is temporary and linked to technical issues and precautionary measures. Shahid Rind, adviser to the Balochistan chief minister on media and political affairs, said on Saturday that […]
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LatestlyIran, Pakistan temporarily suspend cross-border movement over technical issues, security concerns
Cross-border movement and exchanges between Iran and Pakistan have been temporarily suspended due to technical issues. Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei confirmed that authorities are working to resolve the situation. Pakistan also halted trade through specific border checkpoints to enhance security measures. Shahid Rind clarified that this decision is aimed at preventing smuggling and improving border administration.
Iran, Pakistan temporarily suspend cross-border movement over technical issues, security concerns - The Tribune
Iranian news agency IRNA reported that Baghaei confirmed that authorities from both nations are in close consultation to address the technical hurdles and ensure border crossings return to normal operations as quickly as possible.
Imports from Pakistan continue as shared land border remains open, says Tehran Chamber of Commerce official
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