Islamabad: India's decision to cancel talks with Pakistan over a Pakistani envoy's meeting with Kashmiri separatists is a setback in efforts to improve relations between the nuclear-armed neighbours, Islamabad said on Monday.
"The Indian decision is a setback to the efforts by our leadership to promote good neighbourly relations with India," the Pakistani foreign office said in a statement.
"The Indian decision is a setback to the efforts by our leadership to promote good neighbourly relations with India," the Pakistani foreign office said in a statement.
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