Iran, Pakistan Unite to Tackle Israeli Aggression

Israeli Attacks: Overview

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi visited Pakistan for two-day talks with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar.
Araghchi stated that Iran will respond to the recent Israeli strikes on Iranian military bases in a “well-measured and well-calculated” manner.
The two countries discussed a joint strategy to address the ongoing Israeli aggression against Palestinians at the upcoming OIC summit in Tehran.

Araghchi said Iran reserves its “inherent” right to “legitimately” respond to the Israeli strikes, in line with the UN Charter.
He accused the “Zionist regime” of spreading terrorism from Gaza to Lebanon, and criticized the international community for failing to halt Israel’s “genocide” of Palestinians.
Araghchi emphasized that Iran will respond to the Israeli attacks at an appropriate time and in a well-measured and calculated way.

Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar reiterated Pakistan’s solidarity with the Iranian people and condemned the Israeli strikes as a violation of Iran’s sovereignty and international law.
Dar affirmed Pakistan’s support for the Palestinian right to self-determination and called for addressing the issues of Palestine and Jammu and Kashmir through peaceful means, in line with UN resolutions.
He rejected the “propensity by occupying powers to equate the right of self-determination with terrorism,” describing it as a ploy to prolong occupation and apartheid policies.

Araghchi and Dar agreed to work on a joint strategy to be presented at the upcoming Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) summit in Tehran.
The aim is to address the ongoing Israeli aggression and find ways to support the Palestinian cause.

The two ministers discussed ways to enhance trade, energy cooperation, and border management between Iran and Pakistan.
They expressed commitment to exploring avenues for increased trade, investment, and people-to-people contacts.

Araghchi and Dar agreed to collaborate in countering terrorism, which they described as a “common threat” to both nations.

The visit by the Iranian Foreign Minister to Pakistan highlights the close cooperation between the two countries, particularly in responding to the ongoing Israeli aggression against Palestinians.
The joint strategy to be presented at the OIC summit in Tehran is a significant step in addressing the regional tensions and supporting the Palestinian right to self-determination.