Pakistan Issues Strong Warning Over Attack on Nuclear Facility
Pakistan has strongly condemned the drone attack targeting the United Arab Emirates’ Barakah Nuclear Power Plant. The Foreign Office described the incident as highly dangerous and deeply irresponsible. It warned that such actions could lead to catastrophic consequences for human life, the environment, and global peace and security. The statement stressed that nuclear installations must never be targeted under any circumstances. It also said that such acts represent a serious violation of international law and established nuclear safety norms.
UAE Confirms Drone Strike Near Barakah Nuclear Plant
The incident occurred near the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in Abu Dhabi after a drone strike caused a fire in the area. UAE authorities confirmed that no injuries were reported and radiation levels remained stable. The UAE defence ministry said two additional drones were intercepted during the incident. Officials stated that the drones were launched from the western border region but did not disclose further details. The UAE has launched an investigation and said it reserves the right to respond to what it called a terrorist attack.
Pakistan and Global Agencies Call for Restraint and Dialogue
Pakistan urged all parties to exercise maximum restraint and avoid further escalation in the region. The Foreign Office said all actions must comply with international humanitarian law and United Nations principles. It warned that continued tensions could have consequences beyond the region and impact global stability. Pakistan reaffirmed that dialogue and diplomacy remain the only viable path toward peace and de-escalation. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also condemned the attack and expressed solidarity with the leadership and people of the UAE. He urged responsible behavior and emphasized peaceful diplomatic solutions. The International Atomic Energy Agency also called for maximum res
