Tensions Accelerate in Kashmir (Revelation 8)

World War 3: Pakistan 'blasts' India for putting ‘peace at stake’ as border tensions soar | World | News

Joseph Carey

 

Mr Hussain appeared eager for a resolution with Islamabad’s South Asian neighbour

The Pakistani President delivered the shocking blow to New Delhi during a speech at the “Pakistan Day” military parade in Islamabad.He lambasted India for committing ceasefire and human rights violations along the LoC.
President Hussain added: "With these actions, Pakistan's neighbour has put the regional peace at stake.”
Mr Hussain appeared eager for a resolution with Islamabad’s South Asian neighbour - he suggested the region of Kashmir was in need of “self-determination”.

He explained: “The only solution to the dispute of Kashmir is to provide the right of self-determination to Kashmiris, and Pakistan will continue to play its role in this regard.”The President added that Pakistan was willing to cooperate with regional countries.
However, the leader issued the nuclear-armed India with a stark warning that the promises of cooperation should not be taken as weakness.
Mr Hussain said: “Taking it as a weakness will be a dangerous mistake.”

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As tensions with India continue to mount, the Pakistan President insisted the nuclear-armed nation’s foreign policy is about “achieving peace”.He went on: "Pakistan's foreign policy was about achieving permanent peace in the world and is based on non-interference into internal issues of other countries.”
Pakistan Day, held on March 23, celebrates the passing of the Lahore Resolution on the same date in 1940.
The resolution asked for greater Muslim autonomy in then British India, however most people saw this as a demand for a separate Muslim state.

Pakistan’s army was recently accused of colluding with terrorists by an activist that labelled the devastating force as “radicalised”.Nadeem Nusrat, an activist from Pakistan, declared the military had been “supporting jihadist groups”.
He commented: “In last few decades, Pakistani Army has become radicalised and has been supporting jihadist groups to attack minorities and activists in the country.
“The Pakistani soil has been used to plan and launch major terror attacks.

GettyThe President added that Pakistan was willing to cooperate with regional countries

“The providers and facilitators of terror sanctuaries in Pakistan must be held accountable by the UN and all peace-loving nations.”Mr Nusrat also roasted the army for relying on “hostility with India” to justify its existence.
He continued: “Pakistan army’s existence is based on continuous hostility with India.

GettyPakistan’s army was recently accused of colluding with terrorists

“Once you take this away from the equation, it will be difficult for Pakistan army to justify its existence.”Conflict between India and Pakistan along the LoC has become frighteningly frequent - both sides have violated the agreed ceasefire in the area.
The constant fighting has led many to speculate whether an all-out war is possible between the two.