Raising the possibility of an Indo-Pakistani war, Pakistan has warned of a nuclear war with India ???
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| India Pakistan Nuclear War Possibility,Imran Khan threats to India of nuclear war |
New Delhi - Raising the possibility of an Indo-Pakistani war, Pakistan has warned of a nuclear war with India, saying the weapons would save the lives of Muslims and would only target Indian territories. In an interview with Pakistani media channel Sama TV on August 19 (Wednesday), Pakistani Minister Sheikh Rashid claimed that Pakistan had very small arms in its hands which were free and perfect.
He further said in his speech that their weapons would only target regions as Assam has now moved within their borders. Rashid also warned that Pakistan had no choice in the war of the conference and "if anything happens it will end".
"If Pakistan invades India, there is no possibility of a convention war. It will turn into a bloody and nuclear war. It will definitely be a nuclear war. We have weapons that are small and perfect. Our weapons can save Muslims," Rashid said. Now there is no alternative to Pakistan's Convention War, including Assam; So India knows it will end if anything happens, ”Rashid said.
On the other side Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said in a TV media that "Imran Khan said that Pakistan and Israel don't have political relations and their planes are not permitted to utilize each other's airspace. He stated, "On the off chance that we perceive Israel and disregard the barbarities looked by the Palestinians, at that point we should likewise leave Kashmir and we can't do it."
This is not the first time that Pakistan has repeatedly threatened India with nuclear war. In 2012, Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan repeatedly called for a nuclear war with India.
With his call to the international community after the repeal of Article 370 of the Jammu and Kashmir Act, he could not even garner support, Khan took an offensive tune and even reminded of Pakistan's nuclear weapons. His ministers also spoke of nuclear weapons in a more irresponsible manner.
In August 2019, Khan said, "I (Narendra Modi) want to tell Modi that our army is ready to do anything in Kashmir (POK). The cricketer-turned-politician made the remarks while addressing the Hour rally.
In September 2012, Khan reiterated that there was a risk of nuclear war, Muslim extremism around the world, and a bloody uprising in the region. The blast came after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump held a bilateral meeting on behalf of the UNGA.
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