Pakistan: Frustrated Pakistan retaliated, entered Iran, and carried out an air strike; The minister had warned yesterday

Frustrated Pakistan retaliated against Iran on Thursday. Pakistani Air Force entered the border of Iran and attacked alleged terrorist hideouts on Thursday. These terrorist hideouts belonged to Baloch rebels, who were wanted in Pakistan. This step of Pakistan comes after the air strike by Iran in Balochistan, in which the Iranian Air Force attacked two bases of the terrorist organization Jaish al-Adal on the border of Pakistan. Pakistan had expressed strong displeasure regarding this and also warned of retaliatory action. A Pakistani journalist has posted on social media and given information about a Pakistani air strike in Iran.

Operation 'Marg Bar Samachar'

The Pakistani Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying, 'This morning, Pakistan conducted a military strike on terrorist hideouts in Sistan-o-Blochistan province of Iran. Many terrorists have been killed in this action. This action was taken based on intelligence information. This operation was named 'Marg Bar Sarmachar'. According to the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, 'We have been talking to Iran about this for the last several years. Constantly expressed his concerns to Iran about how the non-administered area of Iran had become a haven for terrorists. Pakistan had also handed over dossiers regarding this to Iran several times. Also, many evidences of terrorist activities were given.

Pakistan had warned

After Iran's air strike, Pakistan Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani had said that the Pakistani Foreign Minister spoke on the phone to the Foreign Minister of Iran on Wednesday and told him that the attack carried out on January 16 in Pakistan's border was not only an attack on Pakistan. Not only is it an attack on sovereignty, but it is also a violation of international laws and is also against the bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran. The Pakistani Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that the Foreign Minister told the Iranian Foreign Minister that the air strike has caused serious damage to the relations between the two countries. Pakistan has the right to respond to this provocative action. The statement said that 'all the countries of the region are struggling with terrorism and there is a need to take action together in a coordinated manner to deal with it.'

The Pakistani Foreign Minister warned that 'unilateral action could jeopardize regional peace.' No country should follow this dangerous path. This has strained relations between the two countries and Pakistan has expelled Iran's ambassador and also recalled its ambassador from Iran. According to media reports, Pakistan has also retaliated against Iran.

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