WEBDESK: Field Marshal Asim Munir, is currently on an official visit to the United States where he has received a warm welcome, including a high-profile meeting with former President Donald Trump. The development has left the Indian government visibly unsettled, with New Delhi scrambling to issue statements in an attempt to cover its embarrassment on the international stage.
In a recent press release, India’s Ministry of External Affairs made claims about conducting “measured” and “non-provocative” actions during what it called Operation Sandhoor. However, international observers and credible defence analysts have rejected these claims, confirming that the operation ended in failure for India.
The reality, acknowledged by the global community, is that India initiated the aggression, forcing Pakistan to respond in line with the United Nations Charter. Contrary to India’s hollow boasts, Pakistani armed forces acted with professionalism and restraint, successfully defending the nation’s sovereignty.
Claims from the Indian side about inflicting damage on Pakistan’s military have also been proven false. International sources recognised Pakistan Air Force’s clear dominance during the conflict. The world watched as Pakistani pilots shot down Indian fighter jets, leaving the Indian military humiliated on the battlefield.
Despite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s repeated rhetoric about peace, the truth remains that his government has gained a reputation for hostile and aggressive policies towards neighbouring countries. This latest episode only reaffirms India’s long-standing pattern of destabilising the region.
The Ministry of External Affairs of India has come up with a new statement now apparently trying to dent the blossoming relation between Pakistan and the United States. Nevertheless, such actions seem to be doomed to fail, given the fact that the diplomacy of Islamabad is currently being strengthened at the international level.
The Modi government has had to make desperate attempts to salvage its face before the international audience a number of times now and it is increasingly getting disappointed as extreme facts and world opinion are continually going against the version presented by New Delhi.
Field Marshal Asim Munir, met with US President Donald Trump at the White House in a key diplomatic engagement.
The high-level luncheon, held in the Cabinet Room and followed by a visit to the Oval Office, lasted over two hours, far longer than the originally scheduled one-hour slot, reflecting the importance and warmth of the discussions.
President Trump was joined by Secretary of State Senator Marco Rubio and US Special Representative for Middle Eastern Affairs Steve Witkoff.
Field Marshal Asim Munir was accompanied by Pakistan’s National Security Advisor.
During the meeting, the Pakistani Army Chief conveyed the deep appreciation of the Government and people of Pakistan for President Trump’s constructive and result-oriented role in facilitating a ceasefire between Pakistan and India in the recent regional crisis.
He praised the US President’s statesmanship and understanding of multifaceted challenges faced by the global community.
President Trump, in turn, praised Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to promote regional peace and appreciated the strong counter-terrorism partnership between the two countries.
Both leaders agreed to continue working closely on counter-terrorism and security cooperation.
