Pakistan has strongly rejected allegations made by the Indian Army Chief. The Foreign Office called the claims baseless and politically driven. It said Pakistan remains committed to peace, dialogue, and regional stability.
Moreover, officials said Pakistan is closely monitoring the situation in Iran. They stressed Iran’s importance as a major regional country. Pakistan wants a peaceful, stable, and economically strong Iran. The spokesperson expressed full confidence in Iran’s leadership and people.
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Meanwhile, Pakistan dismissed India’s terrorism allegations as a fabricated narrative. The Foreign Office said Pakistan’s counterterrorism sacrifices are internationally recognized. It described Indian rhetoric as outdated and misleading. Officials cited the Kulbhushan Jadhav case as clear evidence.
In addition, Pakistan is reviewing the US decision on tariffs linked to Iran trade. Officials said Pakistan-Iran trade follows global trade rules. Pakistan seeks balanced economic relations with both Iran and the United States. Talks on US visa restrictions are continuing.
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Furthermore, Pakistan raised Palestine and Kashmir issues at the OIC meeting. Leaders urged stronger action for Kashmiris’ right to self-determination. Pakistan condemned recognition of Somaliland as unacceptable. Officials also confirmed diplomatic engagements with Qatar and Bahrain.