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Pakistani Senator Urges Neutrality in Yemen Conflict, Calls for Mediation

A prominent opposition leader in Pakistan’s Senate has called for Islamabad to refrain from taking sides in the ongoing conflict between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, advocating instead for a mediation role to foster reconciliation and a ceasefire.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a leading figure in Pakistan‘s Senate has declared that the Ansarullah movement in Yemen represents a significant force deeply rooted in the nation’s history, politics, and religious identity.

Senator Raja Nasir Abbas, the opposition leader in the Pakistani Senate, emphasized that wisdom, foresight, and the spirit of Islamic brotherhood necessitate Pakistan remaining impartial in the current conflict between Yemen and Saudi Arabia. He stated that Pakistan should actively pursue a role in mediating between the two nations, facilitating reconciliation and working towards a lasting ceasefire.

Abbas further elaborated that true wisdom lies in preserving the lives of Muslims rather than spilling their blood, and in paving the way for reconciliation instead of fueling animosity.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Al-Masirah

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