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ask your ameerul Momineen to declare war then sweety
India likely to launch attacks against Pakistan between April 16-20: FM Qureshi
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ask your ameerul Momineen to declare war then sweety
What did US did in syria last year when faced with s 400... They launched 50 cruise missiles and destryed their air bases.. .
If u launch 500 ... In one go indian northern and western air command is gone...u can take out aircrafts in their pens ...
In second wave your airforce can take out whats left... Than india can concede or go above threshold .. I. E nuclear threshold
Wars are fought from positions of own strength ..
Cruise missiles is a field where pak has clear run ...
Pakistan is not small at all conventionally
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Nopes.. why should we initiate?
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You are telling this to the wrong audience, you should tell it to your modi sarkar and your army.. Pakistan will just be responding to an aggression, like Feb 26th
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bhai to na kar. to Sacha musalman hai jab tak apke ghar kay do ghar door tak bharati nahi aenge aap mussallay pe bethe rahoge phir bahar akar bologe
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aman kay fakhtay just 5 post previously you admitted india is aggressor in imposing war on Pakistan.
ye lo truck ki batti. jo karna hai karlo
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Fear??? Lol , why don't you tell this to your troops who are getting banged at loc ..
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Abey ghonchu, I am saying I don't see any chance of full scale war in the coming days..
But if India really initiates, it will be in the benefit of Pakistan... Pakistan should respond in a manner that Indians do not have clean water, electricity and jobs for the next many many months to come.. pakistanion ka Kia... Hamaray pass tou abhi bhi yeh cheezain Kam hi Hain.
If Pakistanis initiates, it will be a diplomatic nightmare for Pakistan in the long run.. kargil still haunts us..
I am in favor of India initiating a war soon, rather than Pakistan.. but I don't see Indians attacking us in the coming days...
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India planning 'military action' against Pakistan this month, discloses foreign minister
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In the run-up to India's elections this week, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi made a startling revelation on Sunday that Delhi was planning more military action against Pakistan in the third week of April and called on the international community to reprimand India for its irresponsible conduct.
The foreign minister, while addressing a press conference in Multan, announced that the government has "reliable intelligence that India is devising a new plan".
"I am speaking responsibly, I hold a position of responsibility, and I know the words I utter will be picked up by the international media," he prefaced.
Take a look: How Pakistan, India pulled back from brink of war
"Preparations are being made, and there are chances of another attack against Pakistan. According to our information, the action could be taken between April 16 and 20.
"A new mishap could be staged in Indian-occupied Kashmir, just like [the] Pulwama [attack]. And its purpose will be to justify their [India's] offensive against Pakistan and to increase diplomatic pressure against Islamabad."
On February 14, at least 40 Indian security personnel were killed in a suicide attack in occupied Kashmir's Pulwama — India had immediately hurled allegations of Pakistan's involvement, whereas Islamabad strongly rejected the claim and asked for "actionable evidence".
Subsequently on Feb 26, Indian warplanes violated Pakistani airspace and allegedly struck what New Delhi claimed was a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) training camp — a claim never proved by India.
The next day, Pakistani jets fired at various targets from across the Line of Control. As the Indian Air Force engaged the Pakistani jets, the PAF shot down two Indian warplanes ─ one of which crashed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir ─ and captured an Indian pilot, Wing Commander Abhinandan. The pilot was released on March 1 as a gesture of peace by the Pakistani government.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi addresses a press conference in Multan on Sunday. ─ AFP
"If it [action by India] happens, you can imagine the impact of the occurrence on the peace and stability of the region," warned Qureshi on Sunday.
He said that Pakistan has already briefed the United Nations Security Council's P5 [permanent five member countries] over the issue and stated Pakistan's apprehensions.
"We want the international community to take notice of this irresponsible behaviour and reprimand them [India] for taking this route," he said.
Qureshi also criticised the global community for remaining silent over Indian aggression against Pakistan on Feb 26. He said that international powers did not reprimand India despite blatant violation of international laws on the part of India due to geopolitics.
"The international community, given the sensitivity of this flashpoint, should not remain silent," he stated, adding that the global community should and would have to play their role in this regard.
Qureshi's remarks come a day after Prime Minister Imran Khan rebuked Indian leadership over its false claim of shooting down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in a dogfight amid growing tension between the two countries in February.
Read: ISPR releases 'proof' further contradicting Indian claim of shooting down F-16
“India’s claim that one of its fighter pilots shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in an aerial battle between the two nuclear powers in February appears to be wrong,” read a report posted on Thursday on the website of US-based Foreign Policymagazine.
“The truth always prevails and is always the best policy,” the prime minister tweeted in response. “BJP’s attempt to win the elections through whipping up war hysteria and false claim of downing a Pak F-16 has backfired with US defence officials also confirming that no F-16 was missing from Pakistan’s fleet.”
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The truth always prevails and is always the best policy. BJP's attempt to win elections through whipping up war hysteria and false claims of downing a Pak F 16 has backfired with US Defence officials also confirming that no F16 was missing from Pakistan's fleet.
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The Foreign Policy report serves a blow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government just days before the beginning of India’s general elections, in which the premier is seeking another term in office.
FO summons Indian envoy
Also on Sunday, the Foreign Office summoned the Indian deputy high commissioner to protest New Delhi's alleged plan to carry out further military action against Pakistan.
The Indian envoy, who was summoned by FO Director General (South Asia and Saarc) Dr Mohammad Faisal, was handed a demarche to convey Pakistan's objections.
"India has been strongly warned by Pakistan in case of any misadventure," the FO spokesperson said told DawnNewsTV.
Dawn.comUpdated April 07, 2019
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In the run-up to India's elections this week, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi made a startling revelation on Sunday that Delhi was planning more military action against Pakistan in the third week of April and called on the international community to reprimand India for its irresponsible conduct.
The foreign minister, while addressing a press conference in Multan, announced that the government has "reliable intelligence that India is devising a new plan".
"I am speaking responsibly, I hold a position of responsibility, and I know the words I utter will be picked up by the international media," he prefaced.
Take a look: How Pakistan, India pulled back from brink of war
"Preparations are being made, and there are chances of another attack against Pakistan. According to our information, the action could be taken between April 16 and 20.
"A new mishap could be staged in Indian-occupied Kashmir, just like [the] Pulwama [attack]. And its purpose will be to justify their [India's] offensive against Pakistan and to increase diplomatic pressure against Islamabad."
On February 14, at least 40 Indian security personnel were killed in a suicide attack in occupied Kashmir's Pulwama — India had immediately hurled allegations of Pakistan's involvement, whereas Islamabad strongly rejected the claim and asked for "actionable evidence".
Subsequently on Feb 26, Indian warplanes violated Pakistani airspace and allegedly struck what New Delhi claimed was a Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) training camp — a claim never proved by India.
The next day, Pakistani jets fired at various targets from across the Line of Control. As the Indian Air Force engaged the Pakistani jets, the PAF shot down two Indian warplanes ─ one of which crashed in Azad Jammu and Kashmir ─ and captured an Indian pilot, Wing Commander Abhinandan. The pilot was released on March 1 as a gesture of peace by the Pakistani government.
Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi addresses a press conference in Multan on Sunday. ─ AFP
"If it [action by India] happens, you can imagine the impact of the occurrence on the peace and stability of the region," warned Qureshi on Sunday.
He said that Pakistan has already briefed the United Nations Security Council's P5 [permanent five member countries] over the issue and stated Pakistan's apprehensions.
"We want the international community to take notice of this irresponsible behaviour and reprimand them [India] for taking this route," he said.
Qureshi also criticised the global community for remaining silent over Indian aggression against Pakistan on Feb 26. He said that international powers did not reprimand India despite blatant violation of international laws on the part of India due to geopolitics.
"The international community, given the sensitivity of this flashpoint, should not remain silent," he stated, adding that the global community should and would have to play their role in this regard.
Qureshi's remarks come a day after Prime Minister Imran Khan rebuked Indian leadership over its false claim of shooting down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in a dogfight amid growing tension between the two countries in February.
Read: ISPR releases 'proof' further contradicting Indian claim of shooting down F-16
“India’s claim that one of its fighter pilots shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet in an aerial battle between the two nuclear powers in February appears to be wrong,” read a report posted on Thursday on the website of US-based Foreign Policymagazine.
“The truth always prevails and is always the best policy,” the prime minister tweeted in response. “BJP’s attempt to win the elections through whipping up war hysteria and false claim of downing a Pak F-16 has backfired with US defence officials also confirming that no F-16 was missing from Pakistan’s fleet.”
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https://twitter.com/ImranKhanPTI/status/1114437455602749441
The truth always prevails and is always the best policy. BJP's attempt to win elections through whipping up war hysteria and false claims of downing a Pak F 16 has backfired with US Defence officials also confirming that no F16 was missing from Pakistan's fleet.
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The Foreign Policy report serves a blow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government just days before the beginning of India’s general elections, in which the premier is seeking another term in office.
FO summons Indian envoy
Also on Sunday, the Foreign Office summoned the Indian deputy high commissioner to protest New Delhi's alleged plan to carry out further military action against Pakistan.
The Indian envoy, who was summoned by FO Director General (South Asia and Saarc) Dr Mohammad Faisal, was handed a demarche to convey Pakistan's objections.
"India has been strongly warned by Pakistan in case of any misadventure," the FO spokesperson said told DawnNewsTV.
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Recent update -
I can assure you no action is going to be initiated by our forces. Unless there is a major attack by militants etc.
Nor insult you.
But as a Christian why are you suddenly trying to be more Muslim than Pakistani Muslims?
What benefit will you get if a nuclear exchange takes place?
I am making a religious assumption - if that offends you please let me know - i will apologize and take down this post.
I can assure you no action is going to be initiated by our forces. Unless there is a major attack by militants etc.
I don't wish to offend you at all.
Nor insult you.
But as a Christian why are you suddenly trying to be more Muslim than Pakistani Muslims?
What benefit will you get if a nuclear exchange takes place?
I am making a religious assumption - if that offends you please let me know - i will apologize and take down this post.
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