Tensions Rise on Pakistan-Iran Border Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
Pakistan fears militant groups may exploit instability in Iran following Israeli strikes on its nuclear facilities.
Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir met U.S. President Donald Trump, warning of separatist and jihadist threats along the 900km border.
Groups like Jaish al-Adl see the conflict as an opportunity to mobilize Iranian Baluch minorities.
Pakistan condemns Israel’s actions, calling them a violation of international law.
Islamabad also worries about precedent for nuclear strikes, amid regional tensions with India.
China expresses concern over security in Pakistan’s Balochistan, a key area in its Belt and Road project.
Analysts warn of a potential “Greater Baluchistan” movement uniting separatist groups in both nations.
