- The meeting focuses on the regional impact of the War of Iran and Israel.
- Us-Iran Escalación also on the meetings agenda.
- Key federal ministers, other officials present.
Islamabad: A crucial meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC), chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, began on Monday to evaluate the regional security situation in evolution, the sources said.
The high -level session is being assisted by the bosses of the armed forces of Pakistan, the key federal ministers and the senior officials interested in national defense and diplomacy, the sources said. Geographical news.
The sources said that the main agenda of the meeting is to review the implications of the Israel-Iran War in progress, particularly how it can affect the broader region.
The discussion is expected to cover the recent missile and bunker-buster attacks of the United States against Iranian nuclear facilities and the possible possible consequences of conflict for regional peace and stability.
The session occurs when the United States has entered the conflict in the Middle East by launching direct attacks on Iran.
Donald Trump’s administration used bunker-buuster pumps and missiles to attack three nuclear facilities located in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan in Iran.
Pakistan, in response, condemned the strikes ordered about Iran by the president of the United States, and said that the decision to bombard the Iranian nuclear facilities violated international law and that diplomacy was the only way to resolve the crisis.
“The unprecedented climbing of tension and violence, due to continuous aggression against Iran, is deeply disturbing. Any additional climbing of tensions will have severely harmful implications for the region and beyond,” said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The NSC group arrives hours after Pakistan joined China and Russia to circulate a resolution draft that asks for a “immediate and unconditional fire” during a meeting of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
The resolution urges “all parties to refrain from greater escalation; demands the urgent protection of civilians and civil infrastructure; and supports a diplomatic path to continue with the Iranian nuclear issue that is acceptable to all parties.”
Speaking at the Huddle UNSC, Pakistan’s permanent representative before the UN IFTIKHHE urged the UN key body to “promote an urgent resource to dialogue and diplomacy” and urged all parties to adhere fully to international law to find a peaceful and lasting resolution to the Iranian nuclear issue.
