Pakistan condemns drone attack on UAE's nuclear energy facility, calling it a violation of international law and stating that such installations should never be targeted.
A Pakistani police officer stands guard outside the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad on January 18, 2024. The incident has sparked strong condemnation from Pakistan, with officials emphasizing that targeting nuclear facilities is a grave breach of international law. "Targeting of nuclear installations constitutes a violation of international law," said a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). "Nuclear installations must never be targeted under any circumstances." Pakistan's foreign office reiterated its firm stance against such acts, asserting that they not only endanger global security but also violate fundamental principles of state sovereignty and non-interference. The MOFA spokesperson Pakistan stands ready to work with international partners to address the issue and ensure regional stability. The attack on the UAE nuclear energy plant has raised concerns about potential escalation in tensions between nations and highlighted the need for robust measures to protect critical infrastructure from unauthorized attacks.
