Pakistan Army's warning to India
The Commander of Pakistan Army's Strategic Command warned about Islamabad's decisive response to any threat from India.
The Commander of Pakistan Army's Strategic Command warned about Islamabad's decisive response to any threat from India.
According to Ambassador Arjan, "Amir Raza", the Commander of the Strategic Command of the Pakistan Army, in a statement addressed to India, warned that any miscalculation by the enemies will be met with a response beyond the imagination of the initiator.
At the graduation ceremony of the students of the 154th course of the Pakistan Military Academy, he said that Islamabad's position against hostile plans on the other side of the border is firm and clear. Referring to the fact that the parties in the region have nuclear weapons, Amer Reza emphasized that there is no room for conflict and war in such a situation.
The commander of Pakistan's strategic command also said that the country's armed forces are ready to defend its territorial integrity at any cost.
Referring to the "Sindoor" operation, Reza said that after the failure of this operation, the enemies of Pakistan have tried to weaken the social cohesion and government infrastructure of this country by intensifying proxy terrorism and sub-threshold wars.
He said that after the failure of "Sindoor" operation, attempts have been made to weaken the social cohesion and government structures of Pakistan through proxy terrorism and sub-threshold wars.
Operation Sindoor is the name that India gave to its military attacks against targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir in May 1404.
The new warning of the commander of the Pakistani army has been raised in response to the statements of Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. Singh had said on Thursday that any new terrorist act from across the border would be followed by a bigger attack than the previous one.