Foreign
Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi affirmed that Islamabad follows international
law and existing agreements, not Washington's latest measures lacking UN
support.
This stance comes amid Strait of Hormuz tensions, where Iran demands $300 billion in compensation, asset releases, and an end to U.S. actions before reopening the vital oil route.
Meanwhile,
Chinese refiners import 1.2 million barrels of Iranian oil daily via evasion
methods, and Qatar's Prime Minister visited Tehran for de-escalation talks as
regional players like Pakistan prioritize dialogue over full compliance.