Islamabad, Pakistan (ANI): Pakistani Foreign Minister Khalil Abbas Jilani held a verbal telephone exchange with his Iranian counterpart Hossein Amir Abdollahian on Wednesday and said airstrikes in Balochistan have caused serious damage to bilateral relations between the two countries, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said. said in an official statement.
“Expressing unreserved condemnation of the attack by Pakistan, the Foreign Minister added that the incident has caused serious damage to bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran. The Foreign Minister added that Pakistan reserves the right to respond to this provocative act,” Foreign Minister Jilani said.
The Pakistani Foreign Minister is also under pressure that Iran’s attack on Pakistani territory on Tuesday is not only a gross violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty, but also a flagrant violation of foreign law and the spirit of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran.
According to the official statement, Foreign Minister Khalil Abbas Jilani, who recently headed the Pakistani delegation to the ministerial assembly of the Non-Aligned Movement in Kampala, Uganda, won a phone call from Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian.
Accused of harboring terrorist groups, Foreign Minister Jilani came under pressure that “terrorism poses a common risk to the region and requires concerted and coordinated efforts to combat this threat. “It is also under pressure that unilateral moves could seriously undermine regional peace and stability. No country in the region deserves to take this dangerous path.
Earlier, Iran attacked the headquarters of a terrorist group opposed to Tehran with drones and missiles inside Pakistan territory on late hours of Tuesday.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty is “completely unacceptable” and warned of serious consequences. It further said that Iran has taken this action despite the existence of several channels of communication between the two nations.
“Pakistan reserves the right to respond to this illegal act and the responsibility for the consequences will lie squarely with Iran,” Baloch said, adding that Islamabad had conveyed the message to the Iranian government,” the foreign ministry spokesperson said.
Established in 2012, Jaish al-Adl, designated a “terrorist” organization in Iran, is a Sunni terrorist operating in Iran’s southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchistan.
Over the years, Jaish al-Adl has introduced attacks against Iranian security forces. In December, Jaish al-Adl claimed responsibility for an attack on a police station in Sistan and Balochistan that killed at least 11 police officers, Al Arabiya News reported.
Sistan and Balochistan border Afghanistan and Pakistan. The region has a history of clashes between Iranian security forces and Sunni terrorists, as well as drug traffickers, Al Arabiya News reported.
Dawn News reported that last month, at least 11 Iranian police officers were killed in an overnight attack on a police station in the southeastern province of Sistan-Balochistan. Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi, during his stopover in the country, suggested Pakistan to prevent its terrorist outfits from building bases within its borders.
The attacks in Pakistan came a day after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) introduced missiles into Iraq’s Kurdistan Region in opposition to what is an Israeli “spy headquarters” and suspected ISIS-linked targets in Syria, according to the report.
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