AnyTV News PAK has now given a jackal to break 'ceasefire', even after being beaten by India

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Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar

India Pakistan Ceasefire: India’s armies have taught a lesson to Pakistan. Pakistan has been battered by India’s attacks, but the leaders here are still mashed in the war. There is no military activity between India and Pakistan at present. Pakistan is calling it a ceasefire, while India has clearly stated that the operation vermilion is not over, it has just been postponed.

What did Ishaq Dar say?

Now even at such a time, Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar is long and long. Even before the beating, he was giving jackal and now India has not desisted from its antics even after being beaten. Dar has given a gynecology that if there is no talk on the issue of Indus Water Treaty, the dispute will not be resolved. Dar said that Pakistan has not yet considered the option of nuclear weapons. He has described the attack on the common people of India as a self -defense action.

Dar interviewed CNN

Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said in an interview to CNN, ‘If the issue of Indus Water Treaty of India and Pakistan is not resolved, the ceasefire may be in danger. If this matter is not resolved, it will be considered as ‘Act of War’. However, this is not the first time that Pakistan leaders are making such a statement. Even before this, many leaders of this place have given India a jackal of the Paranamu bomb. At the moment, let us tell you what else Dar has said during the interview.

Dar was seen

In the interview, Ishaq Dar called India’s Operation Sindoor as ‘war’ and ‘try to establish supremacy in Kashmir’. Apart from this, he boasted that Pakistan was sure that its traditional military capacity in air and ground fights is enough to compete with India. Dar reiterated the hollow claim that Pakistan killed 5 fighter jets of the Indian Air Force from fighter aircraft made in China, including 3 Rafale. However, he could not give any evidence to the support of his claim.

The minister tied the bundle of lies

Ishaq Dar tied the police of lies in an interview to CNN. On the question asked about the ceasefire, Dar said that ‘hanging such issues for more than a limit is not in anyone’s interest.’ Along with this, he claimed that there was no direct contact between India and Pakistan officials. However, he is nonsense, because the Indian Army has made it clear that Pakistani DGMO called and pleaded for a ceasefire.