Pakistan rejects reports of missile supply to Iran
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Islamabad has rejected Iranian media claims that it plans to send around 750 non-nuclear ballistic missiles to Iran to support its conflict with Israel.
A senior official from Pakistan's Foreign Ministry, speaking to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity, dismissed the reports, stating that such claims were baseless. The official noted they were not authorized to publicly discuss the matter.
The Pakistani military has not yet issued a formal response regarding the Iranian reports.
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While Pakistan, a nuclear-armed state, does not publicly disclose details of its missile arsenal, it frequently conducts test launches of short-, medium-, and long-range missiles, largely in the context of its ongoing tensions with neighboring India.
