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Pakistan stepped up security measures in Islamabad's high-security Red Zone on Tuesday (April 21) as they prepare to host U.S. and Iranian delegates for a possible second round of peace talks.

Armed rangers and police took up positions at checkpoints on roads leading to the Serena Hotel, frisking passengers and stopping vehicles in and out of the restricted area.

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00:01Pakistan stepped up security measures in Islamabad's high security red zone on Tuesday
00:07as they prepare to host U.S. and Iranian delegates for a possible second round of peace talks.
00:13Armed rangers and police took up positions at checkpoints on roads leading to the Serena hotel,
00:19frisking passengers and stopping vehicles in and out of the restricted area.
00:31Our government, our army, our army, our all the world of peace, our government, our army, our all the world
00:34of peace and peace.
00:35Pakistan, although it is impossible to live in America and Iran,
00:41but our people of honor and honor, our citizens have to put them on a page on.
00:45And now, we will start another round of peace.
00:47And we believe that our government will be able to do this.
00:53And this is a world war war, which is a danger, which is a danger, is a risk.
01:19The United States expressed confidence that peace talks with Iran would go ahead in Pakistan.
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