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ISLAMABAD: Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday condemned recent Israeli military strikes against Iran, labeling the attacks as a serious violation of international law and the United Nations Charter.

In a press release issued by the Foreign Office, Pakistan called the strikes a grave affront to Iran’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as, a dangerous escalation in an already volatile region.

The Ministry highlighted that Israel bears full responsibility for this cycle of escalation, which threatens to destabilise the broader region. Stressing that such actions hinder regional peace and stability prospects, Pakistan appealed to the United Nations Security Council to act swiftly. The statement urged the Council to take immediate measures to rein in what it described as Israel’s “reckless and criminal behavior.”

Pakistan stands with Iran and neighbours, says PM after ‘Israeli aggression’

Pakistan’s government also called upon the international community to uphold its commitment to peace and security, encouraging a unified global response to restore calm and stability to the region.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2024

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