Russia’s Ambassador to Pakistan, Albert P. Khorev, has refuted media reports alleging Pakistan supplied arms to Ukraine.
The Express Tribune Pakistan reported that Khorev stated, “We’ve found no evidence of Pakistani arms in the Ukraine-Russia conflict. These claims regarding Russia-Pakistan arms are baseless.” His statement dispels speculation amid strained global relations.
Congratulatory Message of Ambassador Albert P. Khorev on Pakistan Day:
✨️ Let me extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Government and people of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan on the occasion of Pakistan Day.
This year, Pakistan celebrates the 85th anniversary of the… pic.twitter.com/FrHfmN0hB6
— RusEmbassy_Pakistan (@RusEmbPakistan) March 23, 2025Khorev criticized Afghanistan’s ineffective anti-militancy efforts, linking them to the country’s economic and security challenges. He identified ISIS as the primary threat to Russia, emphasizing Moscow’s vigilant monitoring through the “Quartet” format alongside regional allies. Under the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), Russia supports Pakistan, Afghanistan, and other nations in their efforts to combat militancy.
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Khorev’s rejection of the Russia-Pakistan arms allegations shifts focus to counter-terrorism. Moscow’s alliances aim to stabilize the region against ISIS, strengthening ties with Pakistan and beyond.
