Did Pakistan just boast about its involvement in Pulwama terror attack? Pak military official's acknowledgement exposes lies
Air Vice Marshal Aurangazeb Ahmed
After years of denying its role in the Pulwama terror attack, the Pakistani military has acknowledged its involvement in the Pulwama terror attack.
Air Vice Marshal Aurangazeb Ahmed made the shocking admission during a recent press meet as he boasted about Pakistan's "tactical brilliance". He was accompanied by DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry and a Navy spokesperson The acknowledgement has contradicted Pakistan's previous claims.
"If Pakistan's airspace, land, waters, or its people are threatened, there can be no compromise... We did try to convey that through our tactical brilliance in Pulwama; now, we have demonstrated our operational progress and strategic acumen. I believe they should take heed," Ahmed said.
In the 2019 Pulwama terror attack, a terrorist detonated a bomb killing 40 CRPF personnel. An Indian dossier linked the suicide bomber, Adil Ahmad Dar to the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM). Back then, Pakistan sought evidence for the JeM link but continued denying its involvement.
In retaliation for the Pulwama attack, India strick a JeM terror camp at Balakot in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
During Operation Sindoor launched to avenge the 26 innocent lives lost in the Pahalgam terror attack, India targeted nine terror-linked sites, including Bahawalpur where the JeM headquarters is located.
India and Pakistan on Saturday agreed to halt all firings and military actions on land, air and sea. There were reports of dozens of drones flying over Kashmir. However, it was reported that there was no ceasefire violation along the Line of Control after 11 pm.
On Saturday, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri urged Pakistan to take measures to address ceasefire violations and show "seriousness and responsibility".
Misri said Indian armed forces are on high alert and have been directed to "deal strongly" if the truce is violated along the LoC of the International Border.
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