- The meeting focuses on the regional impact of the Irano-Israeli war.
- American-Iranian climbing also on the agenda of meetings.
- The main federal ministers, other officials present.
Islamabad: a crucial meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC), chaired by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, began on Monday to assess the changing regional security situation, sources said.
The high -level session is frequented by the chiefs of the armed forces of Pakistan, the main federal ministers and the senior officials concerned by national defense and diplomacy, said sources PK Press Club News.
The sources have said that the main agenda of Reunion is to review the implications of the current war in Israel-Iran, in particular the way it can affect the wider region.
The discussion should cover recent missile and bunker-bunker attacks in the United States against Iranian nuclear installations and the climbing of the potential consequences of the regional peace and stability conflict.
The session comes as the United States has entered the Middle East conflict by launching direct strikes on Iran.
The Donald Trump administration used bunker-business bombs and missiles to target three nuclear installations located in Fordwow, Natanz and Isfahan in Iran.
Pakistan, in response, condemned strikes ordered to Iran by US President Trump, saying that the decision to bomb Iranian nuclear installations raped international law and that diplomacy was the only way to resolve the crisis.
“The unprecedented climbing of tension and violence, due to the continuous aggression against Iran, is deeply disturbing. Any new climbing of tensions will have seriously damaging the implications for the region and beyond,” said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The NSC group comes a few hours after Pakistan joined China and Russia to circulate a resolution project calling for an “immediate and unconditional” ceasefire at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council (USC).
The resolution invites “all parties to refrain from additional escalation; requires urgent protection of civilians and civil infrastructure; and supports a diplomatic path on the Iranian nuclear issue which is acceptable to all parties”.
Speaking during the UNSC group, the permanent representative of Pakistan at the UN Asim Iftikhar urged the UN key organization to “promote an urgent appeal to dialogue and diplomacy” and urged all the parties to fully join international law in order to find a peaceful and lasting resolution with the Iranian nuclear issue.
