Islamabad:
Pakistan remained completely sure of the strength of his comprehensive nuclear safety regime and the strength of his command and control structures, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday.
In response to a media consultation on the comments made by former US National Security Notice Rajnath, an affiliated leader with an end of Hindu Hindu, known for the annotations of the annotations by the annotations of the annotations of the annotations, so that a statement of the orientation of the aggravities can be made, so he knows, so he knows, so he knows, so he knows, so he knows, so he knows, by a leader of the organization of a leader of the organization of a leader Hindu.
Actually, he said that the international community should be more concerned with India’s nuclear arsenal controlled by individuals such as Rajnath Singh, who house well documented hostility towards Pakistan and Muslims, and exhibit dangerous delusions of greatness.
“The growing radicalization of the political landscape, the media and the segments of their society pose legitimate nuclear safety concerns. These concerns are more exacerbated by the persistence of a nuclear black market in India, highlighting serious deficiencies in its nuclear safety framework, as evidenced by recurring incidents of the incidents of the robberies and illicit of sensitive nuclear materials,” he added.
Last week, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA) to investigate the “Black Nuclear Market” in India and repeated incidents of the robbery and illicit traffic of radioactive material, since it rejected a call from the Minister of Defense of India for the Nuclear Watchman to monitor the Islamabad nuclear program.
Pointing to multiple incidents of theft of radioactive material in India and other security failures, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had said: “Pakistan urges an exhaustive investigation of these incidents and calls India to guarantee the safety of its nuclear facilities and arsenal.”
“In any case, the OIEA and the international community should be concerned with the repeated incidents of illicit robbery and trafficking that involve nuclear and radioactive material in India.”
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs was responding to the comments made by the Indian Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh during a speech before the Indian soldiers in Srinagar, in which he said: “I think that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons should be taken under the supervision of the OIEA.”
Mr. Singh’s comments occurred days after the two neighbors with nuclear weapons arrested their worst military confrontation in almost three decades after Pahalgam’s attack, a militant assault that New Delhi blamed the groups based in Pakistan. The tensions shot as cross -border exchanges increased, which caused global concern for a potential nuclear inflammation point.
