Breaking! Pakistan expels Iranian Ambassador, recalls their own | VIDEO

Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rolled out a statement saying it will retaliate and Tehran is set to face severe consequences.

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Islamabad: In a rapid response to Iran's recent missile onslaught on its territory, Pakistan announced on Wednesday the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador and the recall of its own ambassador from Tehran. The move comes as a stern reaction to what Pakistan deems a blatant violation of its sovereignty.

Violation of sovereignty sparks row

Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a strong statement, denouncing the violation of its sovereignty as "completely unacceptable" and cautioning about the severe consequences that may follow. Despite existing communication channels between the two nations, Iran's actions have escalated tensions.

Warning of retaliation, consequences

"Pakistan reserves the right to respond to this illegal act, and the responsibility for the consequences will lie squarely with Iran," asserted the spokesperson for the foreign ministry, Baloch. The gravity of the situation was emphasized, underlining that Islamabad had conveyed a clear message to the Iranian government.

Swift diplomatic measures

The swift expulsion of the Iranian ambassador and the recall of Pakistan's envoy from Tehran underscore the gravity with which Islamabad views the missile attacks. The diplomatic fallout highlights the strained relations between the two neighboring nations.

Impact on bilateral relations

The abrupt deterioration of diplomatic ties raises questions about the future trajectory of Pakistan-Iran relations. The incident comes at a time when maintaining open channels of communication is crucial, given the geopolitical dynamics in the region.

International concerns, watchful eyes

The international community is closely monitoring the situation, with concerns over the potential implications of the escalating tensions between Pakistan and Iran. The fallout may have broader ramifications, impacting regional stability.

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