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US Attack on Iran via Pakistan Airspace? |Arab States Refuse War on Iran?|Mojtaba Khamenei Injured?

US Attack on Iran via Pakistan Airspace? | Arab States Refuse War on Iran? | Mojtaba Khamenei Injured? Did the United States launch att@cks on Iran using Pakistan’s airspace? This claim has been spreading on social media, but so far there is no credible confirmation from official sources. In this geopolitical analysis, Raza Abbas Journalist examines the rumor that the US may have used Pakistan’s airspace to strike Iran, and explains why available evidence suggests the claim is not supported by verified reporting. The vlog also addresses circulating reports about Mojtaba Khamenei allegedly being injured, while international media coverage has mainly focused on him becoming Iran’s new supreme leader during the ongoing conflict. The discussion also includes a broader geopolitical perspective: Why China and Russia appeared relatively silent during developments in Venezuela and statements about Greenland Whether major powers might prefer the United States to become strategically engaged in a larger confrontation with Iran Why some Arab countries are hesitant to join a wider war against Iran Recent reports indicate that the war involving the United States, Israel, and Iran has already expanded across the Middle East, with drone and missile attacks affecting several regional countries. This video explores these developments and invites viewers to agree or disagree with the analysis presented. #iranuswar #iranchinarussia #middleeast Sources Reuters Sky News The Washington Post Social Media Disclaimer This video presents geopolitical analysis based on publicly available reports, international media coverage, and expert commentary. Some topics discussed include circulating rumors which are examined for the purpose of clarification and analysis. The content is intended for news analysis and informational discussion and should not be considered confirmation of unverified claims.