Pakistan Warned Against Iran's Missile Attack

Pakistan warned against Iran's missile attack, The result can be terrible'.

Iran launched missile and drone attacks on Pakistan. Islamism has condemned the incident. They have warned of retaliation. Tehran has been accused of carrying out the attack without any provocation. Pakistan expelled the ambassador of India's 'friend' Iran due to the missile attack. At the same time, it has been decided to immediately return the Pakistani ambassador to Iran. It is known that Islamabad has also ordered the Pakistani ambassador in Tehran to return to the country.

Pakistan condemns drone and missile attacks.

Iran launched an attack on Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province on Tuesday. The missiles launched by Tehran hit several bases of the Sunni militant group Jaish al-Adal there. It is reported that 2 children died in the incident. Islamism gave a message that the consequences of the attack could be dire. Along with this, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan has accused Iran of airspace violation.

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has also strongly condemned the death of two innocent children in the Iranian missile attack. It is reported that the Pakistani High Commissioner in Tehran has expressed his anger to the Foreign Ministry of Iran in this regard. Iran has to take the responsibility for the incident, according to a statement from the office of the Pakistan High Commissioner in Tehran.

Militant organizations have condemned the attack.

Sunni militant group Jaish al-Adal has condemned Iran's missile attack. They claimed that the attack was carried out by drones. Missiles have also been fired. The militant group has admitted to destroying houses in the attack. The Baluchistan authorities told an international media about the Iranian attack that 2 children were killed and 4 others were injured. The dead children were aged 8 and 12. The Deputy Commissioner of Baluchistan, Mamata Khetan, claimed that the attack was carried out targeting houses as well as mosques.

Jaishankar's visit to Iran.

It is to be noted that the Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visited Iran last Sunday i.e. January 14. He met President Ibrahim Raisi. During the meeting, the two men reportedly discussed Haitian attacks on cargo ships in the port of Chabahar and in the Red Sea. It is only then that the missile attack in Baluchistan province is considered significant enough.

The Sunni militant group Jaish al-Adal has attacked Iran many times in the past. Despite several requests from Tehran to take action against the militants, Islamabad did not take action. Experts believe that this attack is because of that.