Pakistan has rejected the recent statement by Ukrainian President, saying that no evidence has been shared to support the allegations made against Pakistan. According to the Foreign Office spokesperson, Ukraine has not presented any proof, and Pakistan will raise this matter directly with Ukrainian authorities.
The spokesperson made it clear that Pakistan wants a peaceful solution to the Ukraine conflict. He emphasized that Pakistan remains neutral and supports diplomatic dialogue rather than baseless accusations.
Commenting on other developments, the spokesperson shared details of the recent visit by the Iranian President to Pakistan. The visit was made at the invitation of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and included high-level meetings with President Asif Ali Zardari, the Foreign Minister, and other senior officials. During the meetings, President Zardari condemned Israel’s aggression against Iran and expressed solidarity.
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The Iranian President thanked Pakistan for its support during the recent 12-day conflict and discussed ways to enhance Pakistan-Iran trade, including through barter arrangements. Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also met with the Iranian President to review progress on trade and bilateral cooperation.
In humanitarian efforts, Pakistan dispatched its 18th relief consignment for Gaza today, reaffirming its commitment to supporting Palestinians during the ongoing crisis.
Regarding the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline project, the spokesperson stated that technical teams from both countries are in contact. Once there is any significant development, it will be shared publicly. He added that relations between Pakistan and Iran remain strong and cooperative.
By rejecting the Ukrainian President’s statement and highlighting ongoing diplomatic engagements, Pakistan has reinforced its position as a nation seeking peace, regional stability, and stronger economic ties with neighboring countries.
FAQs
1. What did Pakistan say about the Statement by Ukrainian President?
Pakistan rejected the statement, saying no evidence was shared to support the allegations.
2. Does Pakistan take sides in the Ukraine conflict?
No, Pakistan wants a peaceful and negotiated settlement for the Ukraine conflict.
3. What was discussed during the Iranian President’s visit?
Both sides discussed increasing trade, including barter trade, and strengthening bilateral relations.
4. What humanitarian action did Pakistan take recently?
Pakistan sent its 18th relief shipment to Gaza to help Palestinians.
5. What is the update on the Pakistan-Iran gas pipeline?
Technical teams from both countries are in contact, and updates will be shared once progress is made.
