Modi's speech undermines peace, justifies aggression: FO

Modi's speech undermines peace, justifies aggression: FO

FO spokesperson rejected portrayal of Pakistan as seeking ceasefire out of “despair and frustration.”

Pakistan rejects Indian PM Modi’s provocative assertions

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs building in Islamabad. — APP/FilePakistan on Tuesday categorically rejected the provocative and inflammatory assertions made by the Indian prime minister in his May 12 address.In a statement released today, FO spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan said that the Indian...

Pakistan rejects Indian PM Modi's remarks, calls for regional stability

Pakistan described the comments as a “dangerous escalation” that undermines ongoing international efforts to promote peace and stability in South Asia.

Turkiye stands with Pakistan in difficult times, says President Erdoğan

Pakistan has categorically rejected what it calls provocative and inflammatory assertions made by the Indian Prime Minister during a recent address, warning that such rhetoric poses a serious threat to regional peace and stability. In a strong statement issued by Foreign Office Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan, Pakistan described the Indian PM’s remarks as “misinformed, politically opportunistic, and dangerous,” rooted in fabricated narratives desi…

Pak says committed to stand by ceasefire arrangement; criticises PM Modi's remarks

Islamabad, May 13 (PTI) Pakistan on Tuesday reiterated its commitment to stand by the ceasefire arrangement even as it criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks during his address to the nation.In his first address to the nation after Operation Sindoor, Prime Minister Modi on Monday sternly warned Pakistan that India will not succumb to nuclear blackmail and sent a clear message to the world: terror and trade, terror and talks cannot go …

Pakistan is committed to truce with India

Pakistan’s foreign ministry said Islamabad categorically rejects the ‘provocative and inflammatory assertions’ made by India’s prime minister on Monday.