Pakistan’s Op Sindoor Narrative Gets An Iran Twist, Ishaq Dar’s 'Support' Claim Contradicts Tehran

Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar just made a claim that doesn't add up. He told Pakistan's National Assembly that Iran gave Pakistan "strong support" during Operation Sindoor in May 2025 — but offered zero details of what that support actually involved. Compare that to what really happened: Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi flew to Islamabad and then Delhi, urging restraint from both sides and denouncing terrorism, not picking a side. This isn't Pakistan's first rewrite of the record — Dar previously admitted India struck two Pakistani airbases after initially denying it. Now, this Iran claim surfaces exactly as Tehran is reportedly being courted to join the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan "Mecca Pact," dubbed the Islamic NATO. This video fact-checks Dar's claim against Iran's actual documented actions, exposes Pakistan's pattern of post-crisis narrative building, and explains why India should watch actions, not claims made a year later. Full breakdown inside.