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Pakistan condemns Israeli actions in ME, calls for immediate UN intervention


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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Foreign Office (FO) Spokesperson, on Sunday, condemned Israel’s killing of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, calling it a “reckless” escalation in an already volatile region.

The FO called the developments “growing adventures” that are destabilising the region. In a strongly worded statement, the spokesperson expressed deep concern over Israel’s relentless attacks on civilian populations and its violation of international laws, which have reportedly reached alarming levels.

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“For the past several days, Israeli forces have been violating Lebanon’s sovereignty in an unacceptable manner, relentlessly targeting civilian population centers, and undermining its stability and security,” the statement said.

Pakistan has expressed solidarity with Lebanon, offering its deepest condolences to the families of the victims affected by the ongoing Israeli aggression.

The spokesperson also highlighted the killing of the Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, warning that this has only further escalated instability in an already volatile region. “Such acts are aggravating the fragile security situation,” the spokesperson remarked, urging the international community to take urgent notice of these developments.

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Pakistan reiterated its firm stance in solidarity with the people of Lebanon and called upon the United Nations Security Council to act decisively in stopping Israel’s violations of international law. “The United Nations must play its role in restoring peace in the Middle East,” the Foreign Office spokesperson stressed, calling for an end to the aggression and for efforts to ensure a peaceful resolution to the crisis.

Earlier, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in his address at the 79th UNGA session demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, calling on the “global conscience” to awaken.

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