'Friends' knife in the back of Iran! To save itself, Pakistan is on the way to bombarding Tehran's trust

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir visited Iran a few days ago. But this time to save their own back, Pakistan is going to stab Iran! Such is the news of sources. It is heard that Pakistan is going to launch a massive bombardment. Sources say that it will happen very soon. It is to be noted that earlier this year, Pakistan mediated to stop the Iran-US war. But Islamabad forgot that 'friendship' towards Iran.

Why this 'Paltibaji' of Pakistan? In the background 'Mecca Defense Treaty' or 'Muslim NATO'. The defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan stipulated that if anyone is attacked, the other two countries will counter it simultaneously. After the formation of the defense alliance, this is their ordeal. Because Houthi armed group of Yemen is attacking Saudi Arabia. Oil refineries in southern Saudi Arabia have been targeted since Tuesday morning. Civilian and fuel bases located in Abha, Khamis Mushait, Najran and Jazan regions were targeted. At least 73 civilians, including women and children, have been injured by Houthi's continuous drone and missile attacks.

Then the question arises, after such a big attack, will the Muslim NATO go to war against the Houthis? Going to war against Iran-backed Houthis would indirectly mean going to war against Iran. This is quite risky. But despite this, a Turkish newspaper claims that Pakistan is going to drop bombs against the Houthis. According to Pak Army sources, the aim of this bombing is to wipe out the Houthis from Sadah and other areas.

Islamabad has already issued a message strongly condemning the Houthi attack. In this situation, Pak Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has clearly stated that every country is committed to implement the terms of the agreement as necessary. So Pakistan can also retaliate against this Houthi attack. But the Pakistani minister did not say anything about when and how the Pakistani bomb could fall on the Houthis. However, Iran will not take Pakistan's attack on the Houthis very well. Islamabad may suffer the consequences.

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