Signs of increased security in Islamabad ahead of expected US-Iran talks in coming days

There are signs that security is being ramped up in the Pakistani capital, though preparations are not at last weekend’s levels.

More police officers were deployed and checkpoints installed around the Serena hotel in Islamabad, the location of the highest-level US-Iran negotiations since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, which ended without agreement.

Pakistan is expected to host the second round of talks between Iran and the US in the coming days.

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