To Divert Attention, India Planning To Conduct Surgical Strike: Pakistan Foreign Minister
The way Pakistan sees India changed completely from 2016 after the Indian troops conducted "surgical strikes" on the Pakistani launch pads across the Line of Control(LOC).
Its been four years since the surgical strikes. But Pakistan still fears India and leave no stone unturned to claim that India is planning to conduct surgical strikes on Pakistan again.
Pakistan's foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi sung the same tune on surgical strikes and alleged that to divert the attention from the internal issues, India was planning another surgical strike on Pakistan.
He made these sensational claims on possible surgical strike while addressing a press conference in Abu Dhabi. He claimed that they have credible information on India's plan for a surgical strike.
Without revealing many details, the foreign minister said, the neighboring country was planning for a strike and seeking "tacit approval" from its partners.
He added that India, which failed in issues like the situation in Kashmir, farmers protest, and the Coronavirus situation is planning to divert the attention.
Adding further, he quoted a report of EU DisinfoLab which claimed that India reportedly launched fake websites and NGOs intending to malign Pakistan However, he said Pakistan is ready to deal with such problems.
Its been four years since the surgical strikes. But Pakistan still fears India and leave no stone unturned to claim that India is planning to conduct surgical strikes on Pakistan again.
Pakistan's foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi sung the same tune on surgical strikes and alleged that to divert the attention from the internal issues, India was planning another surgical strike on Pakistan.
He made these sensational claims on possible surgical strike while addressing a press conference in Abu Dhabi. He claimed that they have credible information on India's plan for a surgical strike.
Without revealing many details, the foreign minister said, the neighboring country was planning for a strike and seeking "tacit approval" from its partners.
He added that India, which failed in issues like the situation in Kashmir, farmers protest, and the Coronavirus situation is planning to divert the attention.
Adding further, he quoted a report of EU DisinfoLab which claimed that India reportedly launched fake websites and NGOs intending to malign Pakistan However, he said Pakistan is ready to deal with such problems.