Pakistan Vows Retaliation Against Any Attack on Its Vessels Amid West Asia Conflict
Pakistan has vowed swift retaliation against any hostile act targeting its flagged or commercial vessels in the Red Sea, warning such actions would be treated as grave threats to national security. The statement from Foreign Office Spokesperson Tahir Andrabi came after Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels attacked Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. Andrabi condemned the Houthi threats against Saudi Arabia and commercial shipping, while reiterating Pakistan's commitment to bilateral defence agreements with Saudi Arabia. Separately, the spokesperson strongly rejected Amnesty International's report alleging Pakistani strikes in Kabul, calling it baseless. He also expressed disappointment over an EU report on Pakistan's compliance under the GSP+ trade preference scheme, arguing it understates reforms since 2014.
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