Pakistan PM calls Houthi Mecca attacks 'red line' at UN
- On Friday, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif addressed the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, detailing his country's diplomatic efforts to resolve regional conflicts and calling for global economic stability.
- Sharif touted Pakistan's role in bringing Washington and Tehran together for talks earlier this year, describing the US-Israel attack on Iran as an "unfortunate incident" that disrupted critical maritime routes.
- Condemning recent Houthi strikes against Saudi Arabia, Sharif declared that any threat to the sanctity of Mecca is a "red line," noting the attempted drone attack outraged Muslims worldwide.
- Discussing the Makkah Joint Defence Agreement, the prime minister emphasized that the alliance between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey is a collective commitment to regional stability rather than aggression.
- Beyond regional security, Sharif met with business leaders to promote investment in Pakistan, identifying agriculture as the country's "biggest potential" alongside opportunities in mining, technology, and infrastructure.
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India responded to Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif's speech at the UN, calling Pakistan a "rule of the military, by the military, and for the military." Gehlot also criticized the plight of minorities and terrorism in Pakistan.
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Shehbaz Sharif strongly condemns Houthis attacks against Saudi Arabia Says Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab must remain open Warns India any attempt to divert Pakistan’s share of waters will be act of war Says Afghan authorities must fulfil their international commitment to ensure Afghan soil is never again used against Pakistan or any.
“Any threat to the security and sanctity of” Mecca is a red line for Pakistan “that must never be crossed,” Shabazz Sharif warns the Houthis. The post Pakistan: “New attacks” by the Houthis against Mecca would violate a “red line” appeared first on in.gr.
Pakistan PM calls Houthi Mecca attacks ‘red line’ at UN
Prime minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia at the UN General Assembly in New York. (EPA Images pic)UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan's prime minister Shehbaz Sharif said at the UN Friday that further attacks on the Islamic holy city of Mecca would be a "red line" for Islamabad.Pakistan maintains ties with Iran which backs the Houthi fighters responsible for firing missiles at Saudi Arabia where Mecca is situated.But Isl…
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