Pakistan Army Chief Aseem Munir
Pakistan Army Chief Statement: Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has once again raised poison against India. Munir has described Kashmir as Pakistan’s ‘nerve’. Munir has made such comments addressing the Pakistani migrant community in Tempa, Florida. Munir said that if there is a war with India in the future and threatens Pakistan’s existence, then the entire region will be thrown into nuclear war.
‘Pakistan is under army control’
Asim Munir said that government sources said about Gidadbhki that nuclear weapons in Pakistan are in the hands of the government -exclusive elements and their statements show that Pakistan is an irresponsible country equipped with nuclear weapons. Government sources said that the statement of the Pak Army chief reflects a trend, whenever the US supports the Pak Army, he always shows his true color. Sources said that it is an indication that there is no democracy in Pakistan, the army keeps control there.
‘Half the world will drown with you’
In America, Munir has said that we are nuclear -rich nations. If we felt that we are drowning, half the world will be drowned with us. According to ‘The Print’, Munir has targeted India for control of the Indus River during his second American visit after being defeated badly in Operation Sindoor. He said, “We will wait for India to build a dam and when he does so, we will destroy it with ten missiles.
Munir had given absurd statement earlier also
Let me tell you that, a few weeks before the Pahalgam attack, Munir said that Pakistan would not forget the Kashmir issue and he claimed, “This is our throat vein.” India rejected his statement. The Ministry of External Affairs had said, “What can any foreign thing be related to” throat vein “?” It is a union territory of India. Its only relationship with Pakistan is that the neighboring countries vacate their illegal occupied areas. ‘
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