Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said that his country would not beg for talks with India and claimed that Islamabad is ready to respond with full force. Dar emphasized that Pakistan is ready for overall dialogue with India on all pending issues including Kashmir. He said during a conversation with the media that Pakistan is ready for overall dialogue with India on all pending issues including the Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with its long-term attitude. India’s attitude on talks with Pakistan has been that it will only talk about the return of Pakistan’s occupied Jammu and Kashmir and terrorism.
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The overall talks launched in 2003 during the reign of General Pervez Musharraf, derailed after the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks, killing 166 people. The dialogue consisted of eight components, including all controversial issues between the two countries. Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar has threatened India to “” “with” “with” “with” any kind of attack “. In response to the terrorist attacks in Pahalgam, in which 26 people were killed on 22 April, India launched accurate attacks on the terrorist structure under ‘Operation Sindoor’. Security forces said that these attacks were carried out at nine bases in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POJK) and Pakistan’s Punjab province and more than a hundred terrorists were killed.
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Talking about the conflict, Dar claimed that Pakistan’s statement was accepted and recognized globally through active diplomacy. Dar said that the Pakistani army proved its strength on the air and ground in the struggle with India and warned to fully respond to “any provocative”.