Iran provoked at the lunch of Trump-Munir, gave Pakistan to Warning, said- ‘If you jump in war …’

Iran Threat to Pakistan: Amid the ongoing tension between Iran and Israel, Iran has indirectly warned Pakistan. Javed Hussaini, the sub -mission head of the Iranian Embassy in New Delhi, said on Friday that if a third party was involved in this struggle, it would have to suffer serious consequences. He said that it is expected that Pakistan will stand with us. Pakistan has to understand that if Israel is not stopped today, then many more countries will bear the attack.

Javed Hussaini said that this is the struggle of Israel and Iran. The arrival of a third party in it will increase the complexity. We have some undeclared powers, which we have protected for the future. The statement came to Sanme when he was questioned at the meeting of Pakistan Army Chief General Aseem Munir at the White House. Hussaini said, “We warn that if a third party is involved in this war then it will have serious consequences.”

Questions raised on the diplomatic activities of Aseem Munir
Iranian officials clarified that they recently noted Aseem Munir’s visit to America. A few weeks ago, he visited Iran and met Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and now he has also met Donald Trump. Questions are being raised on social media that Pakistan, which is the neighboring country of Iran, is actually standing in which side-Tehran or Washington?

There is no resentment about India: Tehran
Hussaini denied any kind of displeasure over India, saying that “Tehran expects India to understand better and cooperation in future.”

Bias on IAEA and criticism of G7
Iranian diplomat said that the international nuclear power agency is working on the gestures of Israel and G7 countries always favor Israel. He insisted that Iran is the signator of NPT (nuclear non -proliferation treaty), but we will not surrender unconditionally. ” This statement came after Donald Trump’s unconditional surrender on social media.

Operation Sindhu: Iran’s support to India continues
Iran has also reiterated the matter of giving full support to the operation Sindhu launched by India. Under this campaign, efforts are being made to safely evacuate the Indian students trapped in the Iranian Sangharsh. Three chartered flights of Iran’s Mahan Air (Mahaan Air) will soon leave for Delhi from Mashhad and students will be taken out in batches. He also informed that out of about 10,000 Indians in Iran, 1,000 have already been evacuated, and flights will continue to remove the rest.