"Our message is very clear for Israel: Dare not look at Pakistan," Dar said, adding Pakistan had the strength and resolve to give a befitting response to any malafide action. He recalled that the entire world saw the unity shown by the people of Pakistan in the wake of Indian aggression.

Islamabad: Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday termed as “fabricated” a video clip circulating online of an Iranian general who said that Islamabad had assured Tehran that Pakistan would nuke Israel if it attacked Iran with nuclear weapons.

Mohsen Rezaei, a senior Iranian military commander, stated that Pakistan has promised to retaliate with a nuclear attack on Israel if Israel strikes Iran with a nuclear bomb.

A senior Iranian military official claims Pakistan has warned of a nuclear attack on Israel if Israel strikes first with nuclear weapons amid rising tensions between the two nations. Responses include calls for unity among Muslim nations and denial of any official threats from Pakistan.

Pakistan’s central bank is expected to hold its policy rate on Monday, a Reuters poll showed, as many analysts shifted their previous view of a cut in the wake of Israel's military strike on Iran, citing inflation risks from rising global commodity prices.

Pakistan's central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged at 11 per cent on Monday, in line with expectations, as the conflict between Israel and Iran and volatile global oil prices added upside risks to inflation.

A senior military officer of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has called on Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan to form an "Islamic army" to fight Israel.

Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif says Pakistan has fulfilled all requirements of Financial Action Task Force and there is no reason to keep it in any list. On his social media X post, he said Indian and Israel have failed in their nefarious design to bring back Pakistan in Grey List of FATF.