Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the general director of Public Relations of Interservices, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, praised Iran’s peace efforts in the recent conflict of Pakistan-India and warned about the “forces” that seek to create a crack between the two fraternal countries.
Only two days after India, without any evidence, he blamed Pakistan for the deadly attack of last month in the occupied assumption pahalgama, Iran had offered to mediate between the two ascended as tensions.
A press release from the Prime Minister’s office said the prime minister had a telephone conversation with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
“During his warm and cordial conversation, the prime minister transmitted his warm greetings to the supreme leader Ayatullah Khamenei and thanked President Pezeshkian for sincere and fraternal diplomatic efforts of Iran to deactivate the tensions in southern Asia. The Crisis.
Condeming the attacks not caused by India against Pakistan who led to the death of innocent civilians, including women and children, Prime Minister Shehbaz said the military had given a “responsible, measure but corresponding and forceful response to the enemy.”
He said that Pakistan had always wanted peace and it was in this spirit that he had agreed to the understanding of high fire with India and would remain committed to defending it. Pakistan’s resolution firm reaffirmed to defend his sovereignty and territorial integrity at all costs.
However, Prime Minister Shehbaz expressed concern about India’s attempt to mainly maintain the treaty of the Indo’s waters in suspense, which indicated that it was illegal and constituted a “red line” for Pakistan, since these waters were the lifeguard for the nation.
“The prime minister emphasized that Jammu and Kashmir’s dispute remained the main cause of instability in southern Asia. He requested his fair resolution, according to the resolutions of the UN Security Council and the aspirations of the people of Cashmiro, as a key to supporting peace in the region.
“The president of Iran expressed more sincere condolences for the loss of civil life. He thanked the comprehension of high fire, while appreciating Pakistan’s efforts for peace. He said that Iran was committed to promoting peace and stability in the region,” said the PMO.
He added that two leaders also exchanged points of view on the bilateral relations of Pakistan-Iran and agreed to improve cooperation in all areas of shared interest, especially trade, connectivity, security and people’s contacts.
Iranian President extended an invitation to Prime Minister Shehbaz to make an official visit to Tehran, which was accepted.
Meanwhile, DG Chaudhry told him IRNA In an interview published today, the first of any spokeswoman for the Pakistani armed forces to an Iranian exit, which “Pakistan is completely grateful to the international community, and we are especially grateful to the fraternal countries, including the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
He added: “We must be aware that there are forces in the region that, with the help of external factors, are trying to create misunderstandings and confusion among fraternal countries in the region and want to create a crack between friends and brothers.”
According IRNALieutenant General Chaudhry talked about the latest developments in southern Asia, as well as the “importance of regional and international diplomacy to help display tensions.” It also “focused” on FM Araghchi’s recent visit to Islamabad, the report added.
During his visit to Islamabad, Araghchi had met with Prime Minister Shehbaz and the head of the Army staff, Gen also Munir. Later he also made a trip to New Delhi, reiterating his call to restriction.
The ISPR DG appreciated Tehran’s efforts and support to help decline tensions in the region.
“We are satisfied with all the efforts of the international community and fraternal countries, especially Iran, who played a role in reducing tensions,” he said.
The military confrontation between India and Pakistan occurred when the tensions about Pahalgam’s attack continued to accumulate. On the night of May 6 to 7, New Delhi launched a series of air attacks in Punjab and Azad Kashmir, which resulted in Civil Low. Islamabad responded by demolishing five Indian planes.
After intercepting drones sent by India and Tit-For-Tat attacks in the air bases of the other, he took the US intervention on May 10, when the tensions between the two countries reached their maximum point, so that both parties finally drop their weapons as the high fire.
The Pakistani army spokesman emphasized that Iran and Pakistan “have very historical and fraternal relationships and have always supported all challenges and evidence.”
Lieutenant General Chaudhry stressed that the two nations were “neighboring and friendly countries that are in contact with each other in many issues and fields.”
“Pakistan is anxious and follows that the borders of the two countries are the borders of peace and friendship, and we expect it,” said the ISPR DG. IRNA.
The army spokesman emphasized that Tehran and Islamabad were “cooperating together for a lasting peace and stability in the region.”
The President visits the Gujranwala cliff
Separately, the ISPR said that President Asif Ali Zardari visited Gujranwala closure today, where he praised the “exemplary behavior and professional excellence” of the military in the successful execution of Marqa-I-HAQ, recognizing his “determination of resolution and unjustible courage in the face of the disapproved aggression.”
“He gave tribute to the military and civil martyrs who established their lives in defense of the homeland, stating that their sacrifice remains a sacred confidence and a source of durable national pride. He stressed that the children of the soil, fortified by the lasting spirit of the nation, remained useless with the defense of maternity and the hostile designs with the exceptional value and the operational value and the operational value.
The president said that the story would witness how, “in a matter of hours, the armed forces of Pakistan repelled the aggression with unique precision and resolution, sending an unequivocal message” of the strength, resistance and national unity of the country.
During his interaction with officers and troops, the President praised his “exemplary moral, preparation of combat and devotion to duty.”
The ISPR added that it extended congratulations on the successful culmination of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, and expressed “deep pride in the defenders of the Nation, stating that the people of Pakistan keep their brave soldiers in the greatest esteem as the true custodians of honor and national sovereignty.”
Separately, the president of PML-N and former prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, praised the Armed Forces and Parliament for the National Unity.
A statement issued by the PML-N said that Nawaz praised the professionalism and courage of the Armed Forces, saying that “they defended the country as an iron wall against Indian aggression.”
“We offer our deepest gratitude to God for granting ourselves success,” he said during a meeting with the parliamentary leader of PML-N in the Senate and the president of the senator of the Foreign Foreign Affairs Committee, Irfan Siddiqui, who called him in Raiwind.
Nawaz also praised the role of Parliament, to say that “to put aside all political differences and speak with a voice for the sake of national security” was a welcome and commendable step.
“When reflecting the emotions of 240 million citizens, the representatives of the people increased the spirit of the brave armed forces,” he said.
He also praised the Pakistani media for “presenting the truth to the world and exposing the falsehoods of the enemy.”
Senator Siddiqui informed the president of PML-N about the performance of the parliamentary party during the session. Nawaz stressed the importance of institutional collaboration, stating that the unified position of Parliament had reinforced the national resolution and showed the democratic maturity of Pakistan in times of crisis.
The statement concluded that the meeting underlined the PML-N commitment to defend state interests and their confidence in democratic institutions.
Additional reports by Nadir Guramani and Sanaullah Khan.
