Pakistan Aggressively Warns India: Do Not Test Our Nuclear Military Power

2019-4-30 13:30

By CCN. com: Pakistan’s military spokesman has warned India that any threat will be met with the full force of its nuclear arsenal.   In a press conference on Monday, Major General Asif Ghafoor hit back against Indian prime minister Narendra Modi who recently threatened Pakistan with the “mother of all nuclear bombs”: “In your rhetoric, you keep using nuclear power as a threat… Nuclear powers are not a threat, they are a weapon of deterrence that should not be mentioned lightly…Do not test our resolve.

” DG ISPR Press Conference – 29 Apr 2019 https://t. co/QMHN0yZmos — Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor (@OfficialDGISPR)

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