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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has warned the US President Donald Trump to avoid going into war with Iran as it may have disastrous consequences.

At a press briefing on Friday night, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that Pakistan hopes for United States' co-operation in their attempt to get off the list at the FATF’s Beijing meeting next month, Dawn news said in a report on Sunday.

A Twitter war of words has broken between the US and Iran after a leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei slammed America and European countries for being “American lackeys”.

Two journalists from 'the Washington Post' have written a book describing an incident how PM Modi left the conversation with the US President Donald Trump after he gave a remark of India not sharing borders with China.

An Indian official who spoke on condition of anonymity said: “Both sides are in touch to work out mutually convenient dates for the visit.” He did not elaborate on the timeline of the state visit.

Reports are coming in with the information that a fresh set of rockets have slammed into an Iraqi airbase north of Baghdad where US forces have been based. Four local troops have been injured in the attack on January 12.

The US President Donald Trump on Sunday issued a warning to Iran against the killing of protesters who have been raising voice against the downing of a civilian airliner as his defense secretary left the door open to talks with Tehran without preconditions.

As the United States is heading for the presidential elections in coming months, it has been learned that they are likely to expand travel ban to more countries.

President Donald Trump reaffirmed his strong stand against Iran by claiming that the country will never be able to obtain a nuclear weapon amid rising tensions over killing of a top Iranian commander.

In a tweet defending Friday's drone strike assassination of a top Iranian general in Iraq, Trump said 52 represents the number of Americans held hostage at the US embassy in Tehran for more than a year starting in late 1979.