According to the newspaper’s report, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, spokesperson of the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, denied the reports that Islamabad was allegedly supplying weapons to Ukraine. News International.
The diplomat stressed that Pakistan adheres to its policy of non-interference in military conflicts in other provinces.
“The reports of Pakistan’s ammunition shipments to Ukraine are not true,” Baloch said.
He added that Islamabad will only be able to supply weapons if it receives strict guarantees that it will not be transferred to third countries after use. Baloch noted that this also applies to the conflict in Ukraine.
previously published by Economic Times reportedPakistan allegedly sent more than 10,000 rounds for Grad MLRS to Ukraine.
Currently, a special operation of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is underway in Ukraine. On February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the launch. According to him, the purpose of military action is to demilitarize the neighboring country and to navy the authorities.