Iran-Pakistan Relation: Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdullahian has reached Pakistan amid tension in relations after 'tit-for-tit attacks'. Hussain Amir, who arrived in Islamabad on the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart Jalil Abbas Jilani, was welcomed by Pakistan's Additional Foreign Secretary for Afghanistan and West Asia Rahim Hayat Qureshi at the Noor Khan Air Base.
During his visit, Abdullahiyan will hold bilateral talks with Pakistan Foreign Minister Jilani and will also meet Pakistan's caretaker Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakkar. Abdullahiyan will talk to his Pakistani counterpart Jilani to bring relations back on track. He will discuss the loan issue with Pakistan's acting Prime Minister Anwar ul Haq Kakkar.
According to Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra, 'Iran's Foreign Minister has reached Islamabad on the invitation of Pakistani Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani. During the visit, Foreign Minister Abdullahiyan will have in-depth talks with Foreign Minister Jilani and will also meet the Prime Minister.
nine people shot dead
A few days after the air strike by Pakistan and Iran on each other, on Saturday, an unknown assailant shot dead nine people in the south-eastern border area of Iran adjacent to Pakistan. This incident has been confirmed by Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran. At the same time, Iranian media says that the police is searching for the three gunmen who fled from the spot after the shooting.
Iran did an air strike
Let us tell you that relations between Pakistan and Iran are going on tense. On January 16, Tehran launched missile attacks on terrorist targets in southwestern Pakistan and said that the targets were the bases of an organization called Jaish al-Adl whose terrorists were carrying out terrorist incidents in Iran from Pakistani soil.
Pakistan also attacked
On January 18, Pakistan retaliated and attacked inside Iran. After this, issuing a statement, the Pakistani Army said that by running an operation named 'Marg Bar Sarmachar', it targeted the terrorist organizations Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) and killed the terrorists.
According to Geo News, the 'tit-for-tat attack' was the largest cross-border infiltration in recent years and has heightened concerns about broader instability in the Middle East since the war between Israel and Hamas began on October 7. . Recently, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry had said in an official press release that Iran has agreed to bring the situation under control and cooperate in the campaign against terrorism. The Pakistani minister had a telephone conversation with his Iranian counterpart Abdullahiyan and stressed the territorial integrity and sovereignty of both the countries.
