US EditionPakistan Comes Out in Support of Iran After Israel's Attack, Urges Muslim Countries to Unite
- On Saturday, Pakistan pledged its support for Iran following Israeli strikes that resulted in the deaths of more than 100 individuals, among them senior military leaders and nuclear scientists.
- The attacks followed longstanding regional tensions, with Pakistan emphasizing its centuries-old ties to Iran and condemning Israel's aggression alongside other countries.
- Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif addressed the National Assembly urging all Muslim nations to unite against Israel, cut diplomatic ties, and call an OIC meeting for a joint response.
- Asif warned that failing to unite and speak out now could lead to widespread targeting, and he reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to safeguarding Iranian interests, describing Iranians as “our brothers.”
- Pakistan’s stance indicates growing regional solidarity with Iran and warns that Muslim disunity risks wider targeting amid escalating conflict with Israel.
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Pakistan calls for united Muslim strategy to counter Israel, pledges
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif on Saturday urged Muslim nations to adopt a unified strategy to counter Israel, warning that failure to act collectively would leave them vulnerable, as he expressed full diplomatic support to Iran in a speech to the National Assembly following Israeli strikes. Israel launched surprise attacks on Iranian nuclear and military
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