We do not pay attention to the American pressure regarding the gas pipeline with Iran

reported by Mehr News Agency According to the media affiliated with the US State Department, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced that his country will not back down from the long-delayed construction of the gas pipeline with Iran.

According to this media, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan said in a press conference: We will not allow anyone to use his veto.

“Ishaq Dar” continued: We must take care of our interests, look at our obligations, and the government must take a decision on this matter considering the interests of Pakistan.

He further added: Pakistan is an independent country and as we respect the sovereignty of others, we expect others to respect the sovereignty of Pakistan.

Pakistan and Iran signed a gas purchase and sale agreement in June 2009 for a pipeline that would transport 750 to 1,000 million cubic feet per day of gas from Iran’s South Pars field to Pakistan, which lacks It has energy, it supplies.

This is while America had previously threatened Islamabad with sanctions in this regard; But Pakistan has clearly stated that it does not care about Washington’s threats in line with its interests.