The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has categorically rejected the inflammatory and provocative statements made by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi against Pakistan in his speech on Monday.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Shafqat Ali Khan, said that, at a time when international efforts are being made to promote regional peace and stability, the comments of the Indian Prime Minister Modi represent a dangerous escalation rooted in erroneous information, political opportunism and an unpleasant unpleasant for international law. “This statement also reflects a propensity to manufacture deceptive stories to justify the aggression,” he added.
Khan declared that Pakistan remains committed to the recent understanding of the high fire and continues to take the necessary steps towards regional decline and stability.
“This high fire was achieved by facilitation of several friendly countries that contacted us with messages that foster decallation,” he said. He rejected the representation of Pakistan for looking for a high fire of “despair and frustration”, calling him another shameless falsehood.
By calling Pahalgama’s attack, a politically motivated and invited story aimed at justifying the aggression against Pakistan, the spokesman said: “Pahalgam’s attack is being exploited without credible evidence for Malignan Pakistan, justifies the military adventurer by invoking a Casus BelliServe domestic political objectives, divert attention to the increase in communal tensions and human rights violations in the Jammu and Kashmir illegally, and reinforce a narrative manufactured of a perpetual external threat. “
He said that after the illegal and not caused aggression of India against innocent Pakistani civilians with a false pretext of terrorism, and despite Pakistan’s moderation, India recklessly intensified the situation by attacking Pakistan’s military bases, risking an uncontrollable spiral.
The spokesman warned that Indian actions established a dangerous precedent for aggression and dragged the entire region to the edge of the disaster. “This reflects the mentality of a revisionist actor who seeks to improve strategic stability in southern Asia without taking into account the consequences,” he said.
In addition, he declared that India is trying to justify the murder of cold blood of innocent civilians, mostly women and children, while portraining her brinkmanship as the “new normality” for the region.
“Pakistan totally rejects this statement. The” normal “is still that no one will be allowed to challenge the principles and purposes of the UN Charter, as Pakistan widely demonstrates to decidedly defend his sovereignty, territorial integrity and the security of his people,” he said.
“They do not make mistakes, we will closely monitor the actions and behavior of India in this regard in the next few days,” he warned and urged the international community to do the same.
The spokesman said that Pakistan has the right to self -defense, stating: “Our response to Indian aggression was strictly calibrated and directed to military facilities.”
“Pakistan demonstrated his strength against Indian military capacity and objectives. This is now an indisputable and known fact that cannot be denied through erroneous information and propaganda,” he said.
He added that the illegal and unilateral actions of India are also evident in their flagrant contempt for binding agreements, such as the Treaty of the Waters of the Indo (IWT), which has governed the shared water resources for decades. “Pakistan will take all necessary measures to preserve their rights under the treaty,” he said.
Highlighting the role of India in sponsoring terrorism within Pakistan, Khan said: “Pakistan is a victim of terrorism that is being directly sponsored by India. We have suffered immensely due to this scourge. Our contributions and sacrifices in the global struggle against terrorism are well documented and widely recognized.”
By expressing full support for the efforts of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, to resolve the Kashmir’s dispute, said: “Pakistan has always supported a peaceful resolution of the problem of Jammu and Kashmira, according to the resolutions of the UN Security Council and the aspirations of the people of Cachemiri.”
“In this sense, we reiterate our support for the efforts of President Trump aimed at resolving this dispute, which remains a source of instability in southern Asia,” he added.
The spokesman concluded by stating that, at this time, peace is true strength. “The world is not attended by theatrical and great militarism, but by Maduro leadership, regional cooperation and respect for international standards.”
He warned that Pakistan’s commitment to peace should never be confused with weakness.
“Pakistan is a sovereign nation with resilient institutions, a committed population and a worldwide recognized role in the maintenance of peace and security. Any future aggression will also be fulfilled with the total resolution. We hope that India prioritizes the regional stability and well -being of its citizens on the Jingoism of political and motivated motivation,” he says.
