AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi on Sunday strongly condemned Trump and Israel’s attacks on Iran and Pakistan’s actions in Afghanistan, warning that the entire region would be embroiled in instability unless the attacks stop immediately.
In a post on the X website, Al Owaisi said that the attacks are completely condemnable, describing them as an immoral and illegal act, expressing his sincere condolences to those affected.
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“The Trump-Israel attacks on Iran are completely condemnable. This, especially when Iran and the US were in Geneva. More than 200 people were killed across Iran, including 108 killed when raids hit a girls’ school. Absolutely immoral and illegal act. My sincere condolences. These attacks on Iran must stop as soon as possible, otherwise the entire region will be embroiled in instability. We must remember the 10 million Indians working in this region,” Owaisi wrote.
He also criticized Israel’s attack on Iran and Pakistan’s aggression against Afghanistan, noting that both show that the two countries are forces of aggression and harm in their neighborhoods.
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He added: “The Israeli attack on Iran and the Pakistani attack on Afghanistan show us that Israel and Pakistan are aggressive powers and cause harm in their regions.”
This condemnation comes amid escalating tensions in West Asia following coordinated military strikes launched by Israel and the United States on Iranian sites. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was also killed in US-Israeli air strikes. The strikes have already resulted in a large number of casualties across the country.
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Meanwhile, tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan also reached a critical point after Pakistan carried out air strikes on several Afghan cities, including Kabul and Kandahar. Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif declared “open war” against Afghanistan, accusing the Taliban-led administration of harboring militants.
Afghanistan has expressed its openness to negotiations despite the escalating conflict, with both countries reporting heavy casualties along the border.
Owaisi’s statement highlights concerns about regional stability, especially since nearly 10 million Indians work in the Middle East and could be affected by the expanding conflicts.
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