Pakistan does it again! Its army chief warns India of 'unbearable cost' in case of war
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Although the country has never won a war against "Let me reiterate that our armed forces stand fully capable to defeat all sorts of external aggression. If the enemy ever resorts to any misadventure, regardless of its size and scale - short or long - it will have to pay an unbearable cost," he said.
The remarks were a pointed response to a statement by Indian Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag who said last week that Indian Army was prepared for "swift, short nature of future wars".
"Armed forces of Pakistan are fully capable of dealing with all types of internal and external threats, may it be conventional or sub-conventional; whether it is cold start or hot start. We are ready," said General Raheel.
This time the reference was towards India's cold start doctrine of war.
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He also warned that Kashmir cannot be out in the back-burner.
The remarks come against the backdrop of heightened tensions and cross-border firing between Indian and Pakistani troops along the
"I reiterate the resolve that we shall not relent until all terrorists, their financiers, abettors, facilitators and sympathisers are brought to justice," he said.
He also assured Afghanistan of support in creating peace and said that
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