Middle East Conflict: Pakistan condemns Israel, US for airstrikes against Iran

Tel Aviv: Yet another war is raging in the Middle East. On Saturday, Israel and the United States jointly launched airstrikes on several Iranian cities. The first attack occurred near the office of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Subsequent attacks were carried out in several cities, including the capital, Tehran.

What is the impact of airstrikes on Iran?

These attacks have sparked reactions from countries around the world. Pakistan strongly condemned these attacks, calling them unprovoked. Following Operation Sindoor, the friendship between Pakistan and the United States has grown significantly. From Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir have visited the White House, and Donald Trump has been full of praise for both. However, as soon as the United States attacked Iran in collaboration with Israel, Pakistan's tone changed. Shocking its "friend," the United States, Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar called the Iranian Foreign Minister and expressed his condemnation of these unprovoked attacks.

What did Russia say?

Furthermore, Russia also stated that it is ready to help find a peaceful solution in accordance with international law. According to a statement, Pakistani Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar said, "Pakistan has called for an immediate resumption of diplomacy and an immediate cessation of tensions." In a call on Saturday, the Pakistani Foreign Minister told the Iranian Foreign Minister that Islamabad strongly condemns the unprovoked attacks against Iran following the US-Israeli strikes. Meanwhile, regarding the US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the Russian Foreign Ministry said, "Russia, as before, is ready to help find a peaceful solution based on international law, mutual respect, and a balance of interests."

What did Donald Trump say?

After the US and Israel launched a major attack on Iran on Saturday, President Donald Trump urged the Iranian people to take control of their own destiny and rise up against the Islamic leadership that has ruled the country since 1979. "When we're done, take over your government. It will be yours. This will probably be your only chance for generations," Trump said in a video, noting that major combat operations were underway. He added, "For years, you've asked for American help, but you never got it."