Pakistan Rules Out Sending Troops to Disarm Hamas
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Pakistan has publicly refused to participate in any international peacekeeping force for Gaza that would require disarming Hamas. The country's Defense Minister, Khawaja Asif, made the declaration, drawing a clear line on potential foreign involvement.
The statement signals a significant foreign policy position for Pakistan. It highlights the nation's challenge in balancing its alliances.
This stance addresses pressures from both the United States and the wider Muslim world. By taking this position, Pakistan aims to maintain its diplomatic standing without committing to a potentially contentious military role.