Nuclear Tensions Ignite: India's Accusations Against Pakistan
India condemned Pakistan's alleged nuclear threat remarks made by their army chief in the U.S. The comments have heightened tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors. Despite Pakistan's official silence, India criticizes the irresponsibility of such statements, impacting its diplomatic relations with the U.S.
India has publicly condemned Pakistan following allegations that its army chief made provocative statements about nuclear threats during a visit to the United States. Indian officials described these purported remarks as 'sabre rattling' and 'irresponsible.'
The remarks, attributed to Pakistan's Field Marshal Asim Munir, were allegedly made at a black-tie event in Florida, attended by over 100 people. However, excerpts from the speech shared by Pakistani officials did not contain these comments, and there has been no official response from Pakistan's military or foreign ministry.
The incident further strains India-Pakistan relations, which are already tense due to recent conflicts. India's foreign ministry, through spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal, highlighted the potential international repercussions of such statements, expressing regret that they occurred on U.S. soil. This development adds to existing diplomatic challenges between India, Pakistan, and the U.S.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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