Pakistan's Field Marshal threatens India

 Pakistan's Field Marshal threatens India, says there is no place for war in a nuclear environment

The Chief of the Pakistani Army has warned India that there is no room for war between the two countries in the nuclear environment of the subcontinent.

mAliworldNews: Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir of the Pakistan Army, while addressing the officers' graduation ceremony at the Pakistan Military Academy established in Kakul, said that they warn the Indian military leadership to refrain from any provocative action to start a war. Referring to recent clashes between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban, he also said that, according to him, the use of Afghan territory by terrorist forces against Pakistan is extremely concerning, and they demand that the Taliban government stop proxy elements in Afghanistan.

Asim Munir declared Pakistan the victor of the recent 4-day war with India and further stated that there is no place for war in the nuclear environment of South Asia. Therefore, we strongly advise the other party to refrain from any kind of speculation. He emphasized resolving all disputes with India according to international principles and mutual respect and warned that "we will respond immediately and strongly to any minor provocative action by our eastern neighbor."

In another part of his speech, the Pakistani Army Chief praised the joint strategic defense agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, claiming that this defense agreement would have positive effects for the Middle East and South Asia. Regarding Pakistan-Iran relations, without providing details, he claimed in his opinion that Islamabad has also played a sincere role in facilitating peaceful negotiations with Tehran.