Here’s the real and verified picture of Pakistan’s official stance on the attack and the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader: 📰

The Times of India
Reuters
'Immediate halt to escalations': Pakistan condemns US-Israel strikes on Iran
Military called to northern Pakistan region after deadly Iran protests
February 28
Yesterday
📍 Pakistan’s Government Reaction:
Pakistan’s leadership condemned the strikes on Iran, calling them “unwarranted attacks” and a violation of international law, urging an immediate halt to escalation and a return to diplomacy. Islamabad expressed concern over attacks that targeted a nation’s leadership and stressed respect for international norms of sovereignty and peace. �
The Express Tribune
📍 Official Condolences:
Prime Minister and President of Pakistan offered condolences to Iran and its people over the loss and highlighted the tragedy of a civilian leader’s death in conflict. �
The Daily Star
📍 Public Response Across Pakistan:
Mass protests erupted in many cities, with demonstrators showing solidarity with Iran. These have at times turned violent, leading to clashes, fatalities, and emergency security measures, including curfews and troop deployments. �
Reuters
🔥 A few things to keep in mind:
Pakistan did condemn the attack on Iran and expressed serious concern in international forums.
It did not solely condemn the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei alone as a unique, unilateral fact — the official statements focused on the broader context of the military strikes and violations of international law.
The situation remains tense with strong public emotions and complex regional implications. �
The Express Tribune +1
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