Iran's foreign minister visits Pakistan to discuss Middle East tensions

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Iran's foreign minister arrived in Pakistan's capital Tuesday for a two-day official visit to discuss a range of issues, including tensions in the Middle East and further improving bilateral ties, officials said Tuesday.

Iranian officials are increasingly threatening to launch yet another strike against Israel after its Oct.26 attack on the Islamic Republic that targeted military bases and other locations and killed at least five people.

He will meet with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and other officials at the Foreign Ministry on Tuesday.