Iranian Ambassador to Pakistan Rejects Allegations Against Supreme Leader
The ambassador stressed that such diligence is vital to maintaining the credibility and reputation of Pakistani journalism.
ISLAMABAD – The Iranian ambassador to Pakistan has strongly dismissed recent allegations targeting the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran, calling them “fake and fabricated” and a part of an enemy propaganda campaign.
In a statement, the ambassador emphasized that these false claims are a desperate attempt to cover up failures, particularly those that occurred during the recent 12-day conflict in which Iranian soldiers and commanders defended their homeland. “Iranian soldiers and commanders stood courageously on the sacred soil of their beloved homeland, resisted aggression with honor, and offered their lives in sacrifice for Iran,” the statement said.
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The ambassador reaffirmed the leadership role of Iran’s Supreme Leader, describing him as “wise, courageous, and steadfast,” and highlighting his position as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, standing alongside the Iranian people and security forces.
He also urged Pakistani media outlets and journalists to rely on credible, verified sources and exercise professional responsibility in reporting, especially in an era marked by digital misinformation, disinformation, and ethical lapses. The ambassador stressed that such diligence is vital to maintaining the credibility and reputation of Pakistani journalism.
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