NEW DELHI:
After the Indian aggression, the two countries have been contacted by National Security Advisors. According to officials, Asim Malik, Advisor to National Security Lieutenant General Asim Malik, spoke to Indian counterpart Ajit Doval to reduce tensions.
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar also told the Express Tribune that the advisers of the two countries had been contacted in this regard, but they did not provide further details in this regard.
A Pakistani official said that such contacts were necessary in such a serious situation, it was speculated that the two advisers had established contacts after diplomatic efforts by international and regional leaders.
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According to Indian media, Ajit Doval contacted the United States, Britain, Saudi Arabia, UEA, Japan, Russia, China and France’s national security advisers and informed them of Indian actions.
He emphasized that these operations were appropriate, irresponsible and cautious, which aimed to eliminate the terror infrastructure affiliated with groups like Lashkar -e -Taiba and Jaish -e -Muhammad. The National Security Committee said that Pakistan would respond to Indian missile attacks in its own place, time and method, but in the context of the Prime Minister’s speech in the National Assembly, it seems that Pakistan may not respond further.
Within the first hour of retaliation, Pakistan fired 5 Indian fighter jets, including the latest generation’s latest Rafale jet aircraft, which India had bought from France to strengthen its defense after a failed operation in Balakot.
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There was a complete blackout in the Indian media about the losses caused by Pakistan’s severe reaction. Some experts believed that the fighting between the two countries was actually a test of Chinese and Western technology. According to Pakistan, officials, J-10C, Chinese jet aircraft Pakistan acquired Rafael after adding Rafael to its squadron.
A French intelligence official told CNN that a Rafale fighter plane was hit by an Indian Air Force.
