Khaled Hassan, a prominent geopolitical commentator, issued a stern warning on his verified Twitter account, cautioning countries like Pakistan, Russia, and China against getting involved militarily or strategically in the ongoing conflict involving Iran.
His message, though blunt, reflects growing international anxiety over the possibility of the crisis escalating into a broader regional or even global confrontation.
“If Pakistan, Iran, Russia, or China get involved in any way, shape, or form — other than sending bandages and food to Iran — the US and other Western allies will get involved,” Hassan tweeted. “Mind your bloody business and let this finish the job and win the war.”
Hassan’s remarks appear to be aimed at discouraging any material or military support to Iran from its traditional allies, warning that such actions could trigger a counter-response from the United States and its Western partners. His use of sharp language — particularly the phrase “mind your bloody business” — underscores the urgency and seriousness with which he views the situation.
The statement comes amid rising fears that the Iran-Israel conflict, or wider tensions between Iran and Western powers, could draw in major players like Russia and China, both of which maintain strong ties with Tehran. Pakistan, which borders Iran, has also faced pressure to clarify its position in the unfolding crisis.
By emphasizing that only humanitarian aid would be considered acceptable, Hassan is reinforcing what appears to be an unofficial red line: any military or strategic interference could ignite a larger and more dangerous war.
