Pakistan has always supported Palestine and opposed Israeli aggression. Relations between Iran and Pakistan are strong and friendly.
Islamabad:
A propaganda campaign to damage relations between Pakistan and Iran through social media accounts from India and Afghanistan has been exposed.
According to the news, the Daily Mail is presenting Pakistan to the Western public against the Muslim world in such a way that Pakistan wants to deprive Iran of its nuclear weapons and this propaganda is being spread by social media accounts from India and Afghanistan.
According to the report, false narratives are being spread to damage relations between Pakistan and Iran, fake social media accounts are spreading the lie that Pakistan stands with Israel.
Another lie is being spread through the above accounts that Pakistan wants to disarm Iran from nuclear weapons like Israel, while the fact is that Pakistan has never said that Iran’s nuclear weapons pose any threat to it.
This lie is being spread only to create a rift in relations between Iran and Pakistan and fake accounts are systematically promoting this propaganda, especially from Afghanistan and India.
Similarly, Western media, such as the Daily Mail, has falsely accused Pakistan of carrying out a nuclear attack on Israel, an attempt to portray Pakistan as an irresponsible nuclear power.
The baseless propaganda is giving the false impression that Pakistan is in secret contact with Israel, which is completely false and Pakistan has always supported Palestine and opposed Israeli aggression.
Iran and Pakistan have strong and friendly relations and mutual cooperation is increasing, both countries have agreed to cooperate in border security, trade and counter-terrorism.
The border between Pakistan and Iran is open and trade and travel links are continuing as usual, these false narratives are being used to break the unity and create doubts in the Muslim world.
Similarly, it was stated that psychological warfare can only be fought by spreading the truth and keeping Muslim unity strong.
