Nueva Delhi: Despite the repeated offers of Pakistan to solve pending problems through dialogue for the sake of peace in the region, Indian officials continued to issue hostile statements, feeding war hysteria.
In a last statement, India’s Minister of Defense said the country will use the fire power of its Navy in response to any future “aggression” by Pakistan.
The statement occurred weeks after the fiercest fight in decades between the two neighbors with nuclear weapons.
The relations between Pakistan and India are tense after four days of struggle this month, which involved combat airplanes, missiles, drones and artillery before the fire was announced.
“If Pakistan resorts to something evil or not very ethical, this time he will face the fire power and the anger of the Navy of India,” said Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, in the aircraft carrier inspired by the western Indian state of Goa.
A spokesman for the Pakistan military referred Reuters to a statement of May 12, which said there would be an “integral and decisive” response every time Pakistan’s sovereignty was “threatened and territorial integrity.”
The last combat broke out after 26 people, mostly tourists, were killed in a April 22 attack in Jammu and Cashmir of illegally occupied (Iiojk).
New Delhi blamed the attack against Pakistan without offering any evidence. Pakistan has rejected Indian accusations and has asked to conduct independent investigation into the incident.
A high fire entered into force on May 10 and said a senior Pakistani military official Reuters On Friday, both countries were close to reducing their accumulation of troops along their border to the levels prior to the conflict.
The Indian Navy has said that it deployed its battle group of transporters, submarines and other aviation assets at the North Sea of Arabia within 96 hours of April 22 attack.
The Minister of Defense, Singh, said that ‘Operation Sindoor’, under which India launched the strikes in Pakistan, was arrested, but still does not end.
“We stopped our military actions in our own terms. Our forces had not even begun to show their power,” he said.
Earlier this month, the Armed Forces of Pakistan launched a large-scale military action, called “Operation Bunyan-Mou-Marsososo”, and went to several Indian military objectives in multiple regions.
Military action occurred in response to unprovoked missiles from India and drone blows on civilians and military facilities in different parts of Pakistan.
Pakistan knocked his six combat planes, including three rafale, and dozens of drones. After at least 87 hours, the war between the two nations with nuclear weapons ended on May 10 with a high -fire agreement negotiated by the United States.
According to ISPR, a total of 53 people, including 13 personnel from the Armed Forces and 40 civilians, were martyred in Indian strikes during the recent military confrontation.
