Iran Warns Pakistan Over Trump-Munir Lunch, Threatens Severe Consequences for Third-Party Involvement in Conflict

Iran has indirectly issued a stern warning to Pakistan of serious consequences. Speaking in New Delhi, Iran’s Deputy Head of Mission, Javed Husseini, hinted at Pakistan and stated that if a third party gets involved in this conflict, it will face severe repercussions. He further expressed hope that Pakistan would stand with Iran, adding that Pakistan must understand that if Israel is not stopped now, many other countries will face attacks in the future.

Husseini emphasized that this is a conflict between Israel and Iran, and the involvement of any third party would complicate matters. He remarked, “We have certain undeclared capabilities that we have reserved for the future.”

 These comments came in response to questions about General Asim Munir’s recent meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. Husseini warned, “We caution that if any third party joins this war, there will be serious consequences.”

However, Husseini denied any dissatisfaction with India, stating that Tehran expects better understanding and cooperation from India in the future. Iranian officials noted that they had recently observed General Asim Munir’s visit to the US.

Additionally, the Iranian diplomat accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of acting at Israel’s behest and claimed that G7 countries consistently side with Israel.

Husseini stressed that Iran is a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty but will not surrender unconditionally. This was in response to Donald Trump’s social media warning to Iran, urging it to surrender unconditionally. Husseini firmly retorted, “We will not surrender unconditionally, that is certain.”

The Iranian diplomat also reiterated full support for India’s Operation Sindhu, aimed at evacuating its citizens from Iran amid the Iran-Israel conflict.

Under this operation, Iran has facilitated the evacuation of Indian students with the help of its airline, Mahan Air.

Three chartered Mahan Air flights will soon depart from Mashhad to Delhi, evacuating students in batches. He noted that out of approximately 10,000 Indians in Iran, 1,000 have already been safely evacuated, and efforts are ongoing to evacuate the rest.