ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office in Islamabad on Saturday advised Pakistanis to avoid unnecessary travel to Iran, while those who have already been in the Islamic republic were asked to exercise caution, following an Israeli attack on Iran. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed his country had launched the attack and declared a state of emergency as thick smoke rose from an explosion in downtown Tehran, Iran’s capital, AP reported. It wasn’t immediately clear what the target of the Israeli attack was.

ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office in Islamabad on Saturday advised Pakistanis to avoid unnecessary travel to Iran, while those who have already been in the Islamic republic were asked…

ISLAMABAD/KARACHI: Pakistan on Saturday condemned “unwarranted” attacks against Iran and called for an immediate halt to escalating hostilities, as military strikes by Israel and…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Sunday warned its citizens in the Middle East and Arabian Gulf states to exercise caution, avoid travel and strictly follow official adviseries, amid…

TAFTANT, Pakistan: Pakistani nationals hauled suitcases across the border from neighboring Iran, describing missiles being launched and travel chaos as they scrambled to leave the…