Pakistan warns UN about India's declared policy on cross-border strikes
Most outlets reported that a senior Pakistani diplomat warned the United Nations about India formalizing its policy on cross-border strikes. The framing was largely similar, with slight variations in phrasing such as "on any manufactured pretext" in the Associated Press of Pakistan and "on manufactured pretext" in the Daily Times. Both excerpts emphasized the concern over India's unilateral claim to launch strikes.
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Pakistan warns UN of India’s policy on cross-border strikes on manufactured pretext
A senior Pakistani diplomat Friday warned the United Nations that India has formalized its last year’s unprovoked military aggression into an official, declared policy, claiming a unilateral right to launch strikes against Pakistan on any manufactured pretext. “South Asia remains hostage to a doctrine of force,” Ambassador Tahir Andrabi, permanent representative of Pakistan to the […]
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Pakistan warns UN of India’s declared policy on cross-border strikes on any manufactured pretext
A senior Pakistani diplomat Friday warned the United Nations that India has formalized its last year's unprovoked military aggression into an official, declared policy, claiming a unilateral right to launch strikes against Pakistan on any manufactured pretext.
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