Iranian President's wife visits Pakistan
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Authorities deployed hundreds of additional police and paramilitary forces for security. Pakistan has witnessed a surge in militant violence in recent months, mostly blamed on Pakistani Taliban and insurgents targeting security forces in Pakistan and neighboring Iran. According to a statement, the two leaders discussed a range of bilateral issues and vowed to cooperate to fight terrorism. They reiterated their condemnations of Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza. Sharif praised Iran’s “strong stand on the issue of Palestine” and said “Pakistan is also with the Palestinians.” Raisi said the killings by Israel in Gaza were being committed with the support of the United States and other Western countries. He criticized international organizations, including the United Nations, saying, “They say they support human rights, but they proved that they are inefficient.”
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