Pakistan launched a series of coordinated and targeted military strikes in Iran's Balochistan province, killing a number of suspected terrorists. The move comes after Pakistan recalled its ambassador from Tehran and suspended bilateral visits following Iranian strikes in Balochistan. Tensions have escalated in the region, with Pakistan accusing Iran of harbouring terrorist groups and carrying out retaliatory attacks.
Pakistan has condemned Iran's missile strikes on terrorist bases in its Balochistan province, causing the recall of its ambassador and the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador. India maintains its position of zero tolerance towards terrorism while acknowledging the actions taken by countries in self defense. Ongoing and planned high-level visits between Pakistan and Iran have been suspended in response to the strikes, which Pakistan has deemed as an "unprovoked violation" of their airspace.
Iran launched airstrikes on the headquarters of a terrorist group in Pakistan's Balochistan, causing the death of two children. Pakistan's Foreign Ministry condemned the attack and deemed it a violation of their airspace. They have warned of serious consequences and have raised the issue with their Iranian counterpart. The terrorist group, Jaish al-Adl, which operates in the Sistan and Baluchestan province, has been designated as a "terrorist" organization by Iran.