‘We promised and we delivered,’ says DG ISPR on Pakistan’s response to Indian aggression

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“Operation Bunyan um Marsoos has been a great example of coming together of all elements of national power, with overwhelming support of Pakistani public to effectively counter the threat to our national sovereignty and integrity and the threat to our great motherland,” the DG ISPR said.

“No one should have any doubt that whenever our sovereignty would be threatened and territorial integrity violated, the response would be comprehensive, retributive and decisive.”

The military spokesperson recalled that the Armed Forces had promised three things to the nation: “we will give a befitting response to Indian aggression, this response will be at the time place and method of our own choosing, when we hit the Indians, the entire world will come to know, you will not need the Indian media to report to you”.

“That’s what we promised. We promised and delivered.”

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