DEFENCE.PK's opinion:
Here is the video of Musharraf's interview with Kamran Khan in which the claims alleged to have been made by Musharraf took place:
Haha you obviously have not heard the ACTUAL Musharraf interview. His words were clear, he never said anything of the sort. It was just an Indian media spin that was picked up foolishly by some international papers.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1fxYoa_Xbw
The former President said "The equipment is provided to our armed regiments. Today they are serving in Waziristan; some of them as and when needed are shifted all over Pakistan, including to the Indian border in Punjab"
Why are his words being twisted?
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ISLAMABAD: Former President Pervez Musharraf has said that military aid provided by the US to Pakistan for the war against terror during his
tenure had been used to strengthen defences against India, the first such admission by any top Pakistani leader.
Musharraf admitted that he had violated rules governing the use of the military aid, and justified his actions by saying he had "acted in the best interest of Pakistan."
In an interview with a news channel, he said he "did not care" whether the US would be angered by his disclosure.
The former military ruler, who resigned as President in August last year to avoid impeachment, said he was not ready to compromise on Pakistan's interests.
India and several influential lawmakers in the US have been saying that Pakistan had used funds given to it by the US to take on militants to strengthen its defences against India. However, Pakistan had been denying the charges.
Musharraf said that if he had not supported the US in the war against terror after the 9/11 attacks, American forces could have entered Pakistan to capture its nuclear assets. He said it was also possible that the US and India could have jointly attacked the country.
Musharraf said Pakistan's nuclear programme was so advanced during his tenure that scientists had not only begun enriching uranium but had also developed plutonium-based weapons.
Asked about scientist A Q Khan's claim that he had been forced to make a confession about running a nuclear proliferation network, Musharraf said Khan "had done a lot but he was lying that he was forced to apologise before the nation".
US funds were diverted to strengthen defence against India: Musharraf - Pakistan - World - NEWS - The Times of India
Here is the video of Musharraf's interview with Kamran Khan in which the claims alleged to have been made by Musharraf took place:
Haha you obviously have not heard the ACTUAL Musharraf interview. His words were clear, he never said anything of the sort. It was just an Indian media spin that was picked up foolishly by some international papers.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1fxYoa_Xbw
The former President said "The equipment is provided to our armed regiments. Today they are serving in Waziristan; some of them as and when needed are shifted all over Pakistan, including to the Indian border in Punjab"
Why are his words being twisted?
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Original post:
ISLAMABAD: Former President Pervez Musharraf has said that military aid provided by the US to Pakistan for the war against terror during his
tenure had been used to strengthen defences against India, the first such admission by any top Pakistani leader.
Musharraf admitted that he had violated rules governing the use of the military aid, and justified his actions by saying he had "acted in the best interest of Pakistan."
In an interview with a news channel, he said he "did not care" whether the US would be angered by his disclosure.
The former military ruler, who resigned as President in August last year to avoid impeachment, said he was not ready to compromise on Pakistan's interests.
India and several influential lawmakers in the US have been saying that Pakistan had used funds given to it by the US to take on militants to strengthen its defences against India. However, Pakistan had been denying the charges.
Musharraf said that if he had not supported the US in the war against terror after the 9/11 attacks, American forces could have entered Pakistan to capture its nuclear assets. He said it was also possible that the US and India could have jointly attacked the country.
Musharraf said Pakistan's nuclear programme was so advanced during his tenure that scientists had not only begun enriching uranium but had also developed plutonium-based weapons.
Asked about scientist A Q Khan's claim that he had been forced to make a confession about running a nuclear proliferation network, Musharraf said Khan "had done a lot but he was lying that he was forced to apologise before the nation".
US funds were diverted to strengthen defence against India: Musharraf - Pakistan - World - NEWS - The Times of India
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