India is neither Israel nor Pakistan is Palestine, if attacked now, our response will be swift and brutal: Pak Army Spokesperson
Pakistan will not bow to Indian domination, the sooner India understands this, the better for regional and global peace: Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary.
Pakistan Army Spokesperson and Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary, says that neither India is Israel nor Pakistan is Palestine. If India provokes or attacks us, our response will be swift and brutal.
DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, while giving an interview to the Turkish news agency, said that Pakistan is currently the country most affected by terrorism in the world. More than 3,700 terrorist incidents have occurred since January 2024. India is sponsoring and encouraging all this terrorism. In 17 months, 3,896 people were martyred in terrorist incidents. Out of the 3,896 martyrs, 2,582 were civilians and security personnel.
Pakistan Army spokesperson said that whatever is happening in occupied Kashmir or in India is an internal Indian issue, Kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute.
He said that we are a peace-loving nation, but if India provokes or attacks us, our response will be swift and brutal. The fact is that India is not America and Pakistan is not Afghanistan, India is not Israel and Pakistan is not Palestine. Pakistan will not bow to Indian domination.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that the sooner India understands this, the better it will be for regional and global peace. India failed to provide any evidence in the Pahalgam incident. The Indian government is using these incidents as an excuse for terrorism.
He said that the BLA, which attacked the Jaffar Express, had openly requested help from India. Some leaders, politicians and retired generals in New Delhi made statements in support of the BLA.
Pakistan Army spokesperson said that in the recent tension, 5 Indian warplanes were shot down, 3 of which were Rafales. The world knows that Pakistan shot down Indian planes, but New Delhi is not ready to accept it.