On Thursday, Indian Defense Minister Rajinat Singh called for the Pakistani nuclear weapons under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency, while Pakistani Prime Minister Mohamed Shahbaz Sharif New Delhi called for negotiation and “abandoning arrogance.”
During a visit to the General headquarters of the Indian Armed Forces in Srinagar, the largest city in India’s control of the Kashmir region, the Indian minister said, “I want to ask a question to the countries of the world … Is the Pakistani nuclear arsenal safe?”, Calling for its place under the supervision of the Atomic Agency.
India denied targeting Pakistani nuclear facilities during the recent confrontations. Marshal said in the Indian Air Force A. in order to. Bahariti for reporters “We did not strike the Kirana hills” in reference to a vast rocky mountain range in which Pakistan maintains, according to Indian media reports, with its nuclear arsenal.
Pakistan is proud of victory
The Indian statements come after the praise of Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif yesterday, “the recent military victory of his country over India”, and considered it “a historical victory that will be reminded of golden words forever.”
This came in a speech in the “Passeror Camp” in the city of Sialkot, Punjab province, in front of senior military commanders, including the Chief of Staff of the Army, the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Foreign Minister, Defense, Planning, Development and Media.
The Prime Minister visited the camp to praise the exceptional courage and professionalism of the forces during the “Al -Bunyan Al -Marsous” operation in response to the recent Indian raids on his country, stressing that the process is “part of the battle of truth and truth).
The Prime Minister praised the courage, professionalism and determination of the armed forces. During the process of Al -Bunyan Al -Marsous, which he described as a “courage and valor” story, he pledged to document it in his autobiography.
He said: “Our soldiers responded to the enemy with a suitable response,” stressing that they did not give up a single inch of the earth despite the difficult circumstances. He added: “The Legion’s commander told me, how our brave men have stood up and repelled the enemy in difficult circumstances.”
Sharif praised the “exceptional effort” made by the Pakistani Air Force in neutralizing enemy planes, saying that it was practical evidence of the advanced Pakistani military capabilities. “The world now acknowledges the superiority of Pakistan, not only in the traditional war, but also in the technical war,” he added.
He said that the last military performance has become a source of pride for friendly countries, and military experts will be hidden for years. He added: “The leadership of our armed forces has become respectful and appreciated. I am proud of them, and the homeland stands behind them like rock.”
Water and blood equation
The Pakistani Prime Minister warned against the excess of India to the Pakistani red lines, especially the Sind River Water Treaty, and said, “If you dare stop our water, remember this … water and blood do not meet.”
Sharif accused his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi of “a terrorist care in Pakistan, including his alleged involvement in the Sialota Highway attack and turmoil in Balochistan.”
“Moody, who sparked the division in eastern Pakistan, should not give us lectures on terrorism,” he said.
He emphasized that peace and development are two main goals for Pakistan. “We seek peace, but this should never be considered weak. We are ready for peace, and we are ready for war. The choice is for you,” he said.
Speaking of the possibility of opening the door for future conversations with India, the Pakistani Prime Minister stressed that he could not be a one -sided dialogue.
“There will be trade with India except in the framework of a comprehensive dialogue. The Kashmir issue is still without a solution in accordance with the UN Security Council resolutions, and the issue must be addressed,” he said.
At the end of his speech, Sharif affirmed Pakistan’s commitment to peace and development, but he warned that “any additional aggression will meet an overwhelming response.”
“The lesson for the Modi regime is: Our armed forces have practiced restraint, not out of fear, but out of discipline. We are ready for any emergency. Pakistan will remain prosperous until the Day of Resurrection.”
He concluded his speech by inviting the Indian leadership to “work honestly for regional peace.” He said: “Stop misleading your people. Join the negotiating table honestly, otherwise they face the consequences of your arrogance.”
