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News India Live, Digital Desk: Pakistan’s capital Islamabad currently remains the world’s most high-profile ‘diplomatic zone’ for peace talks between America and Iran. But even before the start of this conversation, Iran has made such a move regarding its security that even Pakistan and American security agencies were surprised. According to reports, Iran sent not one, but three different aircraft to Islamabad. This is called ‘Decoy’ technology, the purpose of which is to keep the identity of the real delegation secret and avoid the risk of possible attack.
Three planes and a ‘secret’ delegation
When Iranian planes landed at Noor Khan airbase in Islamabad, the security personnel present there also got confused. Sources claim that Iran had deep apprehensions about the safety of its team on Pakistani soil. This was the reason why three similar looking planes were launched at different times. Only one of these aircraft carried senior Iranian leader Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, while the remaining two aircraft were sent as ‘dummies’ to create a security cordon.
Pakistan’s land and Iran’s distrust
Adoption of such strategy by Iran is no less than a shock for Pakistan. Although Pakistan had deployed its fighter planes and ‘AWACS’ to provide aerial escort to the Iranian delegation, Iran gave priority to its own security protocols. Defense experts believe that Iran feared that extremist groups operating within Pakistan or external intelligence agencies might target this high-profile mission. This development shows that despite diplomatic closeness between the two countries, there is a huge lack of ‘trust’.
Trump’s deadline and JD Vance’s presence
On one hand, Iran is cautious about its security, while on the other hand, America’s Vice President JD Vance has reached Islamabad with his team. Donald Trump has already warned that Iran will have to bow to the peace table. Trump’s team includes prominent faces like Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who have come up with a strategy to create ‘maximum pressure’ on Iran. Now it remains to be seen how well the Iranian leaders, who reached Islamabad through decoy planes, can withstand America’s tough conditions.
North India Statesman