The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan has categorically rejected the accusations propagated by the Indian media that accuse Pakistan of carrying out attacks against Pathankot, Jaisalmer and Srinagar, calling the “unfounded, irresponsible and politically motivated” statements.
In an official statement published on Wednesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the accusations as part of a deliberate propaganda campaign aimed at defamed to Pakistan and create a pretext for climbing.
“These statements are completely unfounded and reflect an reckless strategy aimed at destabilizing regional peace,” said the statement. “The repeated pattern of leveling accusations without a credible investigation is deeply worrying and reveals the will to exploit erroneous information for political and military purposes.”
The Ministry warned that such tactics not only inflate tensions but also run the risk of serious consequences for regional stability. He urged the international community to realize what he described as the “dangerous behavior” of India and to advise New Delhi to exercise restrictions and responsibilities.
“Any escalation based on false claims will fulfill a complete resolution and determination to safeguard Pakistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity,” the statement added.
While reaffirming Pakistan’s commitment to peace, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the country would not be intimidated or caused by erroneous information. “Pakistan is still attentive and firmly committed to peace, but reserves the right to respond to any act of aggression,” he added.
The statement concluded with a firm rejection of the Indian accusations, dismissing them in the “most strong terms”.
Meanwhile, while the tensions between two neighbors with nuclear weapons threaten to get out of control, Pakistan has strongly refuted India’s claims that the Pakistani army had fired missiles in 15 locations within their territory, qualifying the “false, without foundation and politically motivated accusations.”
The accusations are part of a broader campaign of New Delhi to divert the attention of internal challenges and military deficiencies, the Vice Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and DG ISPR said Thursday night.
In addition, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told the US Marco Rubio Secretary that “Pakistan reserves the right to act in self -defense.” He received a phone call from the Rubio Secretary on Thursday in which they discussed the situation evolving in the southern Asia region, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office.
