Pakistan shows no signs of improvement even after being defeated in Operation Sindoor, says chances of war with India…

Islamabad. Despite being badly defeated by India in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan shows no signs of improvement. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has claimed that the chances of war with India are real. Asif appears to be issuing a war threat to India. In an interview with Sama TV, he also stated that India was never united except during the reign of Aurangzeb. However, Asif has long been known for his bizarre and false claims.

Recently, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi warned Pakistan that if it wants to maintain its place on the world map, it must stop supporting terrorism. Asif said, “India was never a single country. There was a time when there were 540 princely states.” The country we have built is based on perspective. There are so many conflicts going on among us. These things matter a lot. I think Allah will not do this, but the chances are His, I don’t deny it. But if there is a war, Allah will give us a better outcome than before.

Asif had previously threatened India. He wrote in X’s post that the way public opinion in India has turned against the government after the worst defeat in history and how PM Modi and his group have lost their credibility is evident from the pressure visible in the leadership’s statements. Pakistan is a nation founded in the name of Allah. Our protectors are Allah’s soldiers. This time, with God’s will, India will be buried under the wreckage of its own planes.

Pakistan started pleading during Operation Sindoor
Pakistan, which used to talk big, started pleading during Operation Sindoor. In Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam attack, India destroyed nine terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and PoK through airstrikes. More than 100 terrorists were killed in this operation. Subsequently, Pakistan, with the help of Turkey and China, attempted to attack India, but the Indian Army thwarted all these attacks. India then targeted several Pakistani airbases and destroyed them. After four days of fighting, Pakistan pleaded with India with folded hands for a ceasefire, after which India clarified that any attack would be considered war.