Pakistan rejects reports of alleged Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan airbase

Pakistan’s Foreign Office has strongly rejected a report by CBS News concerning the alleged presence of Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan Airbase, calling the claims “misleading and sensational.”

In an official statement issued on Tuesday, the Foreign Office spokesperson dismissed the report as speculative and lacking credibility.

“The report regarding the presence of Iranian aircraft at Nur Khan Airbase is misleading and sensational,” the spokesperson said, reiterating Pakistan’s rejection of the claims.

The spokesperson further stated that such reports appear aimed at disrupting ongoing diplomatic efforts focused on regional peace and stability.

“Such speculative stories are apparently being spread with the aim of undermining ongoing efforts for stability and peace in the region,” the statement added.

The Foreign Office did not provide further details but emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to constructive engagement and regional stability amid evolving geopolitical developments.