Iran: Pakistan, you talk about sovereignty, but when Washington applies pressure, you shut your borders. And you expect us to stay silent?

Pakistan: We had security concerns. We also face pressure from the United States.

Iran: And now you face the consequences. If reports of an LPG export suspension are confirmed, your energy market could feel the impact.

Pakistan: Our economy is already under pressure. Higher energy costs will hurt ordinary people.

Iran: That’s the risk of turning border tensions into an economic standoff.

Pakistan: So ordinary citizens must pay the price for decisions made by governments?

Iran: That’s the question Islamabad and Tehran both need to answer.

When geopolitics turns into economic pressure, ordinary people often suffer the most.

What do you think? Is Pakistan protecting its security, or is the region getting caught in a bigger power struggle?