Pakistan Expels Iranian Ambassador Amidst deadly airstrike

In response to Iran's breach of Pakistani airspace, Islamabad has taken the decision to expel the Iranian ambassador and recall its own envoy from Tehran, as announced on Wednesday.
During a press briefing in Islamabad, Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch stated, "Pakistan has chosen to bring back its ambassador from Iran, and the Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan, currently in Iran, may not return for the time being."
This development follows Tehran's airstrike on what it claimed to be a terrorist organization's bases, located within Pakistani territory, specifically the "Green Mountain."
Iranian state media reported that the attack involved drones and missiles, resulting in the destruction of the headquarters of the alleged terrorist group.
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