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US-Israel war with Iran leaves Pakistan stuck between allies
Pakistan is navigating a delicate stance as war erupts around Iran.
Bound by a defense pact with Saudi Arabia yet sharing a long, sensitive border and social ties with Iran, Pakistan has condemned attacks on both sides. Public opinion leans pro‑Iran, but economic, security and political links to Riyadh remain vital.
Caught between key partners, Pakistan strives to avoid choosing sides and instead is seeking a role as mediator.
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Pakistan is navigating a delicate stance as war erupts around Iran.
Bound by a defense pact with Saudi Arabia yet sharing a long, sensitive border and social ties with Iran, Pakistan has condemned attacks on both sides. Public opinion leans pro‑Iran, but economic, security and political links to Riyadh remain vital.
Caught between key partners, Pakistan strives to avoid choosing sides and instead is seeking a role as mediator.
Pakistan is navigating a delicate stance as war erupts around Iran.
Bound by a defense pact with Saudi Arabia yet sharing a long, sensitive border and social ties with Iran, Pakistan has condemned attacks on both sides. Public opinion leans pro‑Iran, but economic, security and political links to Riyadh remain vital.
Caught between key partners, Pakistan strives to avoid choosing sides and instead is seeking a role as mediator.
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