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Tehran's new line: 'united Muslim front' is back on the table, and Pakistan is being courted first

A large billboard displaying a portrait of a bearded man in clerical attire alongside Persian script hangs on a city wall, with bare trees and a green street sign visible nearby.
A large billboard displaying a portrait of a bearded man in clerical attire alongside Persian script hangs on a city wall, with bare trees and a green street sign visible nearby. @The_Jerusalem_Post · Telegram

Excerpt: Tehran's president and Pakistan's prime minister used near-identical language about a "united Muslim front" on 23 June, in transcripts captured by the Open Source Intel Telegram channel and not yet matched by primary-state readouts.

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