Intelligence Chiefs From 4 Nations Discuss IS Danger

Intelligence chiefs from Iran, Russia, China, and Pakistan met in Islamabad to pool minds about measures against the threat of the self-styled Islamic State terrorist group in Afghanistan, a Russian official said.
The meeting was held in the Pakistani capital on Tuesday, Sergei Ivanov, the chief of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service’s press bureau told TASS.
Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service, Sergei Naryshkin, represented Russia, according to the report.
Discussions focused on the dangers arising from the buildup of IS on Afghan territory, Ivanov said.