After Asim Munir’s nuclear rant, Bilawal Bhutto threatens Pakistan could ‘take back six rivers’ from India
Addressing a meeting in Sindh, Bhutto accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Indus with Indus with an attack on our history, culture and civilization ve and claimed that the new Delhi plans to drown Pakistan’s life line.
“Six Rivers” – Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas and Sutlej – India was divided by the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, even through wars, terrorist attacks and decimal hostility.
Butto’s words reiterated Pakistan’s military line. The day before, Munir speaking with Florida’s diaspora in Tampa, threatened to destroy the Indian infrastructure if water flows decreased and publishes a nuclear warning: “We are a nuclear nation. If we think we’re down, we will take half of the world with us.”
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Pakistan’s Nuclear Sabre Çan
The new Delhi rejected Munir’s nuclear patience whisk-Pakistan’s “Trade Stock ve and said that he doubts about the integrity of the nuclear command of such threats, especially in a state where the army holds hand in hand with terrorist groups”. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that India will not provide nuclear blackmail and take all measures to protect national security. Government sources said that Munir’s humbleness was followed by a familiar scenario: when the Pakistan army attracted internationally attention, it turned into aggressive threats to direct the focal point from internal stability and the weakening of the civilian rule. “The next step, which is encouraged by the reception in the US, may probably be a silent or open blow, so that the field marshal will be the president.”
Munir’s anti -Indian discourse
Munir reiterated Kashmir’s anti -Indian discourse by calling Pakistan’s “jugular vein ve and promised to defend the country’s water rights. While Tampa talked to the Pakistan diaspora in Florida, Islamabad warned that Pakistan would cut water flow and claim that the Indus River was not “the family property of the Indians”. Munir also claimed that Pakistan responded “stable and forced ve in past conflicts with India and insisted when Kashmir remained a“ missing international agenda.
Pakistan-US vineyards
In less than two months, his visit to the United States included high-level meetings with the second-American political and military leaders, participation in the US Centcom command ceremony and interactions with defense chiefs from “friendly nations”. He emphasized that he said a new, positive stage in Pakistan-US vineyards with potential trade and investment agreements.
The Pakistani army aims to encourage Munir’s invasions to strengthen bilateral relations and to contribute to the invasive Pakistanis to contribute to national development.
In June, Munir made a rare five-day trip to the United States, where he attended a special lunch with Donald Trump, who was usually reserved for the heads of state, and resulted in promises of developed cooperation, including an oil agreement. However, the new Delhi claimed that any pause with Pakistan and military hostility came from direct negotiations between the two countries, not foreign mediation.
