Pakistan condemns terrorism, warns India

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India planning to launch military strike against Pakistan within 24 to 36 hours, claims Pakistan's I&B minister

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The minister emphasised that Pakistan has been a target of terrorism itself and has consistently condemned such acts in all their forms. He noted that Islamabad had proposed a "credible, transparent and independent" investigation led by a neutral panel of experts, but accused India of sidestepping the inquiry and opting for a confrontational stance instead. Calling for global awareness, Pakistan urged the international community to remain alert, warning that any military aggression from India would be met with a response that is both assured and decisive. Furthermore, Pakistan asserted that the responsibility for any escalation and its resulting consequences would rest entirely with India ..

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