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"If 2 Nations Got Independence Together But...": Rajnath Singh On Pak's 'Failure'
Days after Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir's nuclear threat against India and the description of his own country as a "dumper truck", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the remarks were a reflection of a "predatory" mentality.
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Opinion | Bomb And The Button: Time To Call Pakistan's Nuclear Blackmail By Its Name
For decades, Pakistan's military has wielded its nuclear arsenal not as a deterrent, but as a diplomatic cudgel - a tool to intimidate India, extract concessions, and shield itself from accountability.
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Opinion | Munir's Nuclear Threat Is About Involving A 'Third' Player In India-Pak Game
Munir's stress on nuclear dangers is aimed at roping in the international community, particularly the US, to intervene as a structural constraint against India's response and deterrence policy.
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What US Said On India Ties After Pak Army Chief Asim Munir's Nuke Threat
Following Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's eye-turning visit to the United States, Washington has reaffirmed that its relationship with both India and Pakistan "remains unchanged" and that its diplomats are "committed to both nations".
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Opinion | Asim Munir, And Why Trump Must Be A Little Careful With Flatterers
Trump's assessment of the US-Pakistan relations in his first presidential term was that of a parasitic arrangement. The volte-face in the current term has many reasons, the most important being Trump's proclivity for unabashed flatterers.
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Opinion | A US Bailout? A 'Coup'? What Are Asim Munir's Nuclear Threats Really About?
On the Pakistan Field Marshal's great American audition in Tampa.
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'US Should Cut Ties With Pak': British Author Slams Pak Army Chief's Nuclear Threat
David Vance criticised the US government's response to Asim Munir's nuclear threat, stating that Washington should have reacted more strongly.
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"Leaves Us With No Choice": After Asim Munir, Pak's Bilawal Bhutto Threatens India
Bilawal Bhutto warned that if India continues to suspend the Indus Water Treaty, then Pakistan would have "no choice" but to consider war.
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"Nuke Sabre-Rattling Is Pak's Stock-In-Trade": India On Asim Munir Comments
Condemning Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's threat of nuclear war, sources in the Central government said the Field Marshal's remarks show Islamabad is an irresponsible state with nuclear weapons.
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"We'll Take Half World Down With Us": Pak Army Chief Asim Munir's Nuclear Threat In US
Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir has openly warned of a "nuclear war" from American soil. Addressing an event in Tampa, Florida, Pakistan's de facto military ruler threatened to take down "half the world" if his country faced an existential threat in
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Pak Minister's "Responsible Nuclear State" Defence After Atom Bomb Threat
A day after threatening India of a nuclear war, a leader of Pakistan's ruling party, Shazia Marri, today defended her country's Foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto's offensive comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Pak PM's Nuclear Threat Is "Brinksmanship": India Tells UN
India has warned of the inherent dangers in "nuclear brinkmanship" pursued by countries as a cover for cross-border terrorism, days after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan drummed up hysteria over a possible nuclear war in South Asia after New Delhi revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Imran Khan's Nuke Remark "Brinkmanship, Not Statesmanship": India At UN
India's Vidisha Maitra, in a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, today said that Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship".
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India At UN: "Can Imran Khan Deny That He Was A Defender Of Osama Bin Laden?"- Highlights
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship", India said today responding to Mr Khan's speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Elections 2019:PM Modi Gets Clean Chit From Poll Commission On "Nuclear Button" Remark
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a clean chit by the Election Commission today - his third in three days - for his comment that India too has nuclear weapons and does not care about Pakistan's threats. The comment, the Election Commission said, does not violate the Model Code of Conduct - a set of dos and don'ts for political parties and the ...
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"If 2 Nations Got Independence Together But...": Rajnath Singh On Pak's 'Failure'
Days after Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir's nuclear threat against India and the description of his own country as a "dumper truck", Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the remarks were a reflection of a "predatory" mentality.
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Opinion | Bomb And The Button: Time To Call Pakistan's Nuclear Blackmail By Its Name
For decades, Pakistan's military has wielded its nuclear arsenal not as a deterrent, but as a diplomatic cudgel - a tool to intimidate India, extract concessions, and shield itself from accountability.
-
Opinion | Munir's Nuclear Threat Is About Involving A 'Third' Player In India-Pak Game
Munir's stress on nuclear dangers is aimed at roping in the international community, particularly the US, to intervene as a structural constraint against India's response and deterrence policy.
-
What US Said On India Ties After Pak Army Chief Asim Munir's Nuke Threat
Following Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's eye-turning visit to the United States, Washington has reaffirmed that its relationship with both India and Pakistan "remains unchanged" and that its diplomats are "committed to both nations".
-
Opinion | Asim Munir, And Why Trump Must Be A Little Careful With Flatterers
Trump's assessment of the US-Pakistan relations in his first presidential term was that of a parasitic arrangement. The volte-face in the current term has many reasons, the most important being Trump's proclivity for unabashed flatterers.
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Opinion | A US Bailout? A 'Coup'? What Are Asim Munir's Nuclear Threats Really About?
On the Pakistan Field Marshal's great American audition in Tampa.
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'US Should Cut Ties With Pak': British Author Slams Pak Army Chief's Nuclear Threat
David Vance criticised the US government's response to Asim Munir's nuclear threat, stating that Washington should have reacted more strongly.
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"Leaves Us With No Choice": After Asim Munir, Pak's Bilawal Bhutto Threatens India
Bilawal Bhutto warned that if India continues to suspend the Indus Water Treaty, then Pakistan would have "no choice" but to consider war.
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"Nuke Sabre-Rattling Is Pak's Stock-In-Trade": India On Asim Munir Comments
Condemning Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir's threat of nuclear war, sources in the Central government said the Field Marshal's remarks show Islamabad is an irresponsible state with nuclear weapons.
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"We'll Take Half World Down With Us": Pak Army Chief Asim Munir's Nuclear Threat In US
Pakistan's Army Chief Asim Munir has openly warned of a "nuclear war" from American soil. Addressing an event in Tampa, Florida, Pakistan's de facto military ruler threatened to take down "half the world" if his country faced an existential threat in
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Pak Minister's "Responsible Nuclear State" Defence After Atom Bomb Threat
A day after threatening India of a nuclear war, a leader of Pakistan's ruling party, Shazia Marri, today defended her country's Foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto's offensive comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Pak PM's Nuclear Threat Is "Brinksmanship": India Tells UN
India has warned of the inherent dangers in "nuclear brinkmanship" pursued by countries as a cover for cross-border terrorism, days after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan drummed up hysteria over a possible nuclear war in South Asia after New Delhi revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Imran Khan's Nuke Remark "Brinkmanship, Not Statesmanship": India At UN
India's Vidisha Maitra, in a sharp rebuttal to Pakistan Prime Minister's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, today said that Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship".
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India At UN: "Can Imran Khan Deny That He Was A Defender Of Osama Bin Laden?"- Highlights
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's threat of unleashing nuclear devastation "qualifies as brinkmanship not statesmanship", India said today responding to Mr Khan's speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Elections 2019:PM Modi Gets Clean Chit From Poll Commission On "Nuclear Button" Remark
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a clean chit by the Election Commission today - his third in three days - for his comment that India too has nuclear weapons and does not care about Pakistan's threats. The comment, the Election Commission said, does not violate the Model Code of Conduct - a set of dos and don'ts for political parties and the ...
