Bilawal Bhutto holds UN briefing on Pakistan-India tensions

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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Jaddari is holding a press conference at the UN headquarters, and is highlighting the progress and security concerns in South Asia.

Addressing the pressure, Bilawal said on May 7 that India launched illegal strikes within Pakistan in violation of UN Charter and International Law.

The PPP chief added that he targeted innocent civilians, women and children from their lives, targeted the infrastructure of ordinary citizens, religious worship places, dams and water and energy infrastructure.

He said that India used the Pahalgam attack as an excuse to launch an attack inside Pakistan.

“We express our sympathy with the victims of terrorism and Pakistan has condemned all the forms and explanations of terrorism permanently and clearly,” Bilawal said.

After the terrorist attack in the Indian illegally in Jammu and Kashmir (IIOK) on April 22, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif publicly presented to India that Pakistan was ready to be part of any neutral international investigation into the attack.

“We did so because we had confidence, our hands were clean and we had nothing to do with this terrorist attack.

“The Indian government refused to offer Pakistan’s offer and instead of choosing their illegal attacks. Pakistan has ever worked in its defense, we have never started any violence against India.

The first night, when their planes invaded our country, the Pakistan Army responded to health. They targeted only six aircraft and dropped it because we believe that they were the six aircraft who issued their burden on Pakistan.

Subsequently, the Indian government launched missile attacks in the Pakistani territory and the Pakistan Army responded like this.

He helped the international community, especially US President Donald Trump and his team led by Foreign Secretary Marco Rubio, to achieve a ceasefire.

“This is a welcome first step, but this is just the first step. I have to emphasize that today the international community is less safe after this ceasefire.

“We have seen during the conflict that the ladder of the rise between the two countries is a day and the concern is that the next time it cannot be time before interfering for the international community in such an event, it is very important for Pakistan to continue, but it is only important for Pakistan to continue.”

Bilawal, who also served as Foreign Minister in the coalition government led by the former PDM, said that Pakistan wants a comprehensive dialogue with India on residual issues, including terrorism.

“Pakistan is the only largest number of terrorist attacks in any country. Pakistan is the largest number of terrorists. I am suffering from terrorists myself. My mother [Benazir Bhutto] Which was killed by terrorists.

The political leadership fought against these beasts on the frontline in front of these terrorists .. Our military leadership has fought against these beasts on the battlefield, they have achieved their honor and their title and their promotions as a result of taking them to South Waziristan and Northern Waziristan.

Bilawal reminded that the last time he visited the UN as the Foreign Minister and Malik of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) were able to go through the process.

Referring to the end of Islamabad from the list of global terrorist financing, he said, “As an organization, the FATF confirmed that Pakistan has taken appropriate measures for counter -terrorism to counter terrorism financing.”

“It has become much easier internationally that Hijjamins want to use the terrorist whistle to justify Hijjamins to justify illegal actions, violent actions.”

Bilawal said that India was using terrorism as a political tool so that it would make Muslims in the country, IIJ and the region in the region.

“Pakistan will still want to cooperate with India to tackle terrorism, we cannot leave the fate of 1.5 or 1.7 billion people in the hands of non -state actors and terrorists to decide that two nuclear armed forces will go into war and it is unusual that the Indian government is trying to impose this region.”

This is a developing story and is being updated with more details