Pakistan denies supplying arms to Ukraine amid Russia war. Pakistan’s Foreign Office Spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, reiterated the nation’s steadfast commitment to a peaceful resolution amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Baloch emphasized that as a matter of policy, Pakistan does not supply arms to regions embroiled in conflicts, including Ukraine.
She clarified that this stance was upheld during a telephonic conversation held on November 7 between Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Lt Gen (retd) Anwar Ali Hyder, and his Ukrainian counterpart, Rustem Umerov.
During their discussion, Defence Minister Anwar Ali Hyder and Rustem Umerov explored various aspects of bilateral relations between Pakistan and Ukraine.
The Ukrainian official expressed gratitude for Pakistan’s contribution to enhancing Ukraine’s capabilities. Despite the cordial nature of their conversation, the topic of supplying arms to Ukraine did not arise, as confirmed by Baloch.
Rustem Umerov acknowledged Pakistan’s support, stating, “I’m grateful for Pakistan’s contribution to Ukraine’s capabilities. It was a pleasure to discuss areas of mutual interest as we maintain our bilateral relationship.”
This reaffirmation of Pakistan’s policy reflects the country’s commitment to diplomatic solutions and underscores its role as a responsible global actor in promoting peace and stability in regions affected by conflicts.
As Pakistan denies supplying arms to Ukraine amid Russia war, the statement also serves as a testament to Pakistan’s dedication to fostering amicable relations with nations around the world.
As tensions continue to persist in various geopolitical hotspots, Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to diplomacy stands as a beacon of hope for peaceful resolutions on the international stage.
