Pakistani Defense Minister Urges Muslim Nations to Cut Ties with Israel Over Aggression on Iran
Nada Mustafa
Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif on Saturday called on all Islamic countries to sever diplomatic ties with Israel in response to its aggression against Iran, affirming Pakistan's full support for Iran in the face of Israeli actions.
Speaking during a session of the National Assembly, Asif declared, 'We stand with our neighboring country Iran in every possible way.'
Moreover, he added that after targeting Palestine and Yemen, Israel is now launching attacks on Iran, according to Pakistan's ARY News channel.
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