Pakistan’s Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has threatened nuclear against India from America’s soil. He warned that if Islamabad felt the danger of existence from India, he would “drown half the world with him.”
This is the first case of its kind when the army chief of a country has threatened nuclear against a third country from the US land.
Munir, who arrived at a black-tie dinner organized by businessman and honorary commerce, Adnan Asad, said to the people present there, “We are an atomic rich nation. If we felt that we are drowning, half the world will be drowned with us.”
‘Missile attack on India’s dam’
Munir also targeted India for control of the Indus River during his second American visit in two months after a four -day struggle with India. He said, “We will wait for India to build a dam and when he does so, we will destroy it with ten missiles.”
According to The print, he further said, “The Indus River is not a fiefdom of any Indian family. We have no shortage of missiles, Alhamdulillah.”
India Mercedes, Pakistan Dump Truck: Munir
Asim munir India compared India to “Mercedes running on highway” and Pakistan to “pebble-stones filled dump trucks”. He said, “India has a glowing Mercedes like absconding on the highway, but we are a dump truck full of gravel. If the truck collides with the car, what will be the loss?”
Munir claimed that “India wants to present itself as a world guru, but in reality it is far away from it.” He claimed the murder of a Sikh leader in Canada, arrest of eight Indian Navy officials in Qatar and Kulbhushan Jadhav case, claiming that these incidents are “irrefutable evidence” of India’s alleged involvement in international terrorism.
Munir met military officers
Munir along with American political and military officials PakistanMr. also met the migrants. During this time, he participated in the retirement ceremony of Commander General Michael Kuril, Commander General of the outgoing US Central Command (CentCom) and the charge ceremony of Admiral Brad Cooper.
Munir praised Kurilla’s leadership and his contribution to the US-Pakistan military relations. He also met General Dan Kane, President of Joint Chiefs of Staff to discuss military cooperation and invited him to come to Pakistan.
This was Munir’s second visit to America in the last two months. In June, he met President Donald Trump at private lunch. After this, many cooperation announcements including oil agreement were made in both countries.
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