Pakistan has sent an official warning to Washington about the possibility of launching a retaliatory nuclear strike against Israel if nuclear weapons are used against Iran. This was reported by the Israeli TV channel Channel 10, citing its sources. This statement came amid discussions in the United States about possible participation in a military operation against Iran, as well as growing tensions in the region.
Islamabad is particularly concerned about the threat of an attack on the Iranian nuclear facility at Fordo, which is considered a key element of the Iranian nuclear infrastructure. Pakistan, which shares a 750-kilometer-long border with Iran, expressed its full support for Tehran and called on Muslim countries to unite and sever diplomatic relations with Israel. Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif stressed that Islamabad "stands by Tehran in this difficult time" and is ready to defend Iran's interests in the international arena.
The threat of Pakistan is becoming particularly important in the context of a possible expansion of the conflict involving the United States and Israel. Analysts note that the use of nuclear weapons in the region could lead to catastrophic consequences, given the presence of nuclear arsenals in Israel, Pakistan and potentially Iran. At the same time, despite the escalation, experts are inclined to believe that the direct use of nuclear weapons is unlikely due to the high risks and proximity of the parties to the conflict.
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