Ali Sahin, a prominent member of Türkiye’s National Assembly, has voiced strong support for Pakistan amid rising tensions with India. In a statement on social media, he described the ongoing conflict as more than just a regional dispute calling it a new front against the broader Muslim world, following the tragedies unfolding in Palestine and Gaza.
Sahin argued that this conflict reflects a wider geopolitical agenda aimed at weakening the Islamic world. According to him, the goal is to isolate Muslim nations and dismantle their ideological and strategic unity. He warned that the same mindset pushing for a “nuclear-free zone” from Tel Aviv to South Asia seeks to protect Israel while targeting others.
He likened India’s actions to turning it into “the Israel of Asia” and claimed that Kashmir is being reshaped into a “new Palestine.” He further asserted that the recent attack on Islamabad is not just about Pakistan it is indirectly aimed at Türkiye, due to the strong strategic and ideological alliance between the two nations.
Sahin also cautioned that the current conflict carries the risk of escalating into a full-blown nuclear crisis, making it one of the most dangerous confrontations in recent history.
“This may have started with India, but Pakistan will determine how it ends,” he stated.
