After threatening to focus on the Indus River dam, the Pakistani army General Asim Munir was now reportedly threatened to focus on Jamnagar Mukesh Ambani in the case of any future conflict with India. The warning, which is considered to be escalation in rhetoric, comes in the middle of already tense ties between India and Pakistan, as the former was performed by the Sindoor operation to remove the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and POK.
In the case of Tampa, Florida in the United States, General Asim Munir referred to a post on social media with a Koranic verse and a picture of President Ril Mukesh Ambani to say that he allowed him to show him what we would do next time “.
This means for the second time asim Munir released a warning to India from American land. Asim Munir also stated that Islamabad will defend its water rights “at all costs” if India continues with the construction of the dam on the Indus River.
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“We will wait for India to build a dam, and when they do so, we will destroy it,” Asim Munir told members of the Pakistan-American community in Tampa, Florida, according to a report published on Monday in Dawn.
Asim Munir also said that the Indus river “is not an Indian family property”, reported dawn and added that Islamabad does not have “lack of resources that would return Indian proposals to stop the river”.
India reacts to the threats of Asima Munir
After the head of the Pakistani army issued a nuclear threat against India, the Ministry of Outside (Mea) killed Assim Munir, saying that the new Delhi does not give up nuclear blackmail.
“Our attention was alerted to the notes that the Pakistani chief of the army staff had allegedly made during a visit to the United States. India has already explained that she will not devote himself to nuclear blackmail. We will continue to take all the steps necessary to protect our national security,” Mea said.
“Nuclear Saber-razing is Pakistan’s shares in the store.”
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