Iran has become the main target of the Riyadh conference, as Pakistan's influential senator Farhatullah Babar said.
He said the gun from the Riyadh conference to Iran was targeted. The Senate, the upper house of the National Assembly, expressed dissatisfaction over the statement of Pakistan Foreign Affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz about joining the Saudi-led Islamic military alliance. In addition, the Senate sought to know why the former army chief sent an anti-Iran Arab military alliance to the Senate.In a Senate session on Thursday, Babur said, "A recent strong rally in Riyadh has provoked a strong anti-Iran sentiment. It is clear now, the coalition is not anti-terrorism, it is basically anti-Iran''.During the conference held last month, heads of nearly one hundred Muslim countries including US President Donald Trump joined. On Thursday, Sarataz Aziz, who attended the Senate, told the government's position and speech about joining the alliance. He said Islamabad is independent of whether Pakistan will participate in any campaign even if it joins the alliance. But the Senate did not take his statement.
