Former JCSC chief warns of dangers of unresolved Pakistan-India disputes
Most outlets reported that the former chairman of Pakistan's Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee highlighted the risks of unresolved disputes between Pakistan and India, emphasizing the potential for more dangerous confrontations. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts focusing on the need to address underlying issues to prevent future crises.
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‘Letting roots of Pak-India conflict fester invites more danger’
ISLAMABAD: Failure to address the underlying disputes that engender crises between Pakistan and India could lead to more dangerous confrontations in the future, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee warned on Wednesday. “Terminating a crisis without addressing its root causes only sets the stage for the next, more dangerous conflict,” retired Gen Zubair Mahmood Hayat said at ...
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Ex-JCSC chief underscores need for resolving underlying Pakistan-India disputes
ISLAMABAD: Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Zubair Mahmood Hayat on Wednesday warned that recurring crises between the two nuclear-armed Pakistan and India could become increasingly dangerous if unresolved disputes, diminishing restraint and the absence of sustained political dialogue continued to undermine regional security. “Where disputes remain unresolved and r...
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