India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi promises a robust response to any future “terrorist attack” in his first speech to the country following “Operation Sindoor” on Pakistan. For Pakistan to be “saved,” its “terrorist infrastructure” must be eliminated. “If Pakistan wants to be saved, it will have to get rid of its ‘terrorist infrastructure’,” Modi stated.
About Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Modi stated, “I will tell the global community also, if we talk to Pakistan, it will be about terrorism only…it will be about Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Two weeks after 26 men were slain in an attack on Hindu tourists in Indian Kashmir, India launched attacks on what it claimed were “terrorist camps” in Pakistan on Wednesday, sparking the skirmishes.
After days of military fighting between the neighbours were halted by a truce with Pakistan over the weekend, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has threatened to respond forcefully to any future “terrorist attack.”
Modi told the country in a broadcast speech that “if another terrorist attack is carried out against India, a strong response will be given” and that “nuclear blackmail” would not be tolerated in the event of confrontation in New Delhi.
In addition, he stated that Pakistan must destroy its “terrorist infrastructure” if it hopes to be “saved,” making headlines for the first time since the two nations’ fatal military engagements last week.
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