Ahmad Fareed

@amjadt25 You piece of shit, you people can only rant can’t do a fuct to Iran. And a reminder UAE is not even a real country.

As long as the UAE is not in Islamabad, JD Vance and the Islamic regime in Iran will fail in Pakistan. The UAE does not, and will not, accept the Islamic regime in Iran controlling access to the Strait of Hormuz, nor possessing nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles, drones, or any capabilities that threaten regional security. This regime must issue a formal apology to the UAE for its aggression, acknowledge its actions, provide full compensation for any harm caused to individuals and institutions, and guarantee non-repetition. Otherwise, what comes next will be devastating for this terrorist regime.

Ded 😂😂😂

Offence Minister 💀💀💀

Khawaja Sb every couple of weeks:

Pakistan really playing referee between Iran and Saudi Arabia… not easy at all 😜

Broooo 😭😭😭😂

Bro!!!

Here’s the 10 point peace plan found “acceptable” by Trump now circulating. Huge strategic defeat for the US, biggest loss since Vietnam. Shows the surge of Iran as the emerging 4th center of world power.

Never Thought Markets would go up on Shahbaz Sharif Tweet

We made fun of him🥲

Iranians have started human chains around bridges in the country. These people are so brave, it’s inspiring.

Just as I was addressing the American people, the head of our Strategic Council on Foreign Policy was targeted in an assassination attempt, leading to the martyrdom of his innocent wife. Let the world judge; which side engages in dialogue and negotiation, and which in terrorism?

US Invincibility has been torn apart. We are noticing fall of another empire.

Petition to ban “journalists uncles” from X.

Indian Air Force pilots realizing we’re not the only case study anymore 😭😭

First of all no one should believe a word coming from the mouth of any main stream “journalists”. They all are mouth piece and propelling their masters agenda. Pakistan is playing, I believe, a delicate balancing act. There isn’t any side taking.

@ZahidGishkori @falamb3 Pls don’t sound like their mouth piece. UAE isn’t even a real country. Its just a family business at best. Speaking of “brotherly relationship” because there isn’t any neither there’s supposed to be. So don’t fool people.

Folks, dear Pakistanis, Calm down Let us take a moment to sincerely acknowledge and appreciate the Government of the United Arab Emirates — a true brotherly nation that has stood by Pakistan during some of its most challenging times. At a time when the Middle East is facing conditions resembling a potential third world war, and the UAE itself is under immense pressure — even emerging as a major target amid escalating tensions involving Iran — it is important to understand the broader context of global realities. If Pakistan has been asked to repay its loans to the UAE, this should not be seen in isolation. Rather, it reflects how nations navigate complex foreign and economic policies during turbulent times. Pakistan’s leadership and institutions also remain grateful for the UAE’s continued support, just as millions of Pakistanis living and working in the UAE deeply value this enduring relationship. Good luck to Pakistan for taking timely and necessary decisions under tough financial conditions. May peace prevail across the Middle East.

For context, attack of June 25 and the recent were staged by US and Israel to cover their act of aggression. It’s natural and I believe, very wise to avoid talks with US at this time as they are getting desperate. Iran holds all the cards here.

Observe closely they are portraying as if its Iran fault. The verbatim says all. They are just paid mouth pieces just pushing the propaganda of their sponsors. Despicable!

@AzazSyed What do you mean by “Iran caution stalled breakthrough” Another “bareek wardat” by this mouth piece. Iran ought to practice caution because both attacks were done during “negotiations”. It is imperative for the people to identify these black sheep towing a specific narrative.

Pakistan’s quiet US - Iran mediation: key takeaways 1-A US delegation led by JD Vance was ready twice to fly to Islamabad for direct talks with Iran 2-Both attempts collapsed at the last minute as Tehran sought more time and declined participation 3-Islamabad positioned itself as a neutral venue to de-escalate rising US–Iran tensions 4- PM Shehbaz Sharif had also planned a high-level Tehran visit to meet Ali Khamenei ,later shelved over security concerns 5.At Riyadh talks, Pakistan pushed back against a draft statement seen as blaming Iran 6.Call between Hakan Fidan, Abbas Araghchi & Ishaq Dar urged a balanced stance 7.Pakistan secured changes, but some Gulf states were displeased 8 - Islamabad opposed a naval task force in the Strait of Hormuz and skipped a UK-led maritime meeting 9 - Bottom line: Pakistan came close to brokering talks, but Iran’s caution stalled a breakthrough #IslamabadDiplomacy #USIran #MiddleEast