Pakistan PM Defends Iran's Missile Program, Says Objections Unnecessary
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif defended Iran's ballistic missile program, arguing that many countries possess such capabilities and that objections would only create unnecessary controversy and delays.
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has publicly defended Iran's missile program, stating that many nations already possess ballistic missiles. He argued that raising objections to Iran's capabilities would be counterproductive, leading only to unnecessary controversy and delays.
The remarks were reported by sources, highlighting a rare show of support from a regional leader amid ongoing tensions over Iran's military developments. Sharif's comments underscore the complex geopolitical dynamics in South Asia and the Middle East.
Source: First Squawk