Pakistani army equipped with nuclear bomb is ready to protect Muslim Ummah against Israel

Pakistani army equipped with nuclear bomb is ready to protect Muslim Ummah against Israel, Ishaq Dar threatens Qatar.

Ishaq Dar said recent talks between Arab countries and the Arab League had talked about “some kind of joint security force”. But he added: “Why not? What’s wrong with that? They should create (a joint force).” And according to their capacity, their strength, they should make some arrangement.

Islamabad: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has said that nuclear power Pakistan is ready to protect Islamic countries. In an interview given to Al Jazeera, he has threatened India and Israel. Ishaq Dar said that “Pakistan has very large and effective armed forces that have proven their capabilities in conventional warfare.” When asked what stand Islamabad would take if a joint body was formed to stop Israeli aggression in the Middle East?

Responding to this question, he said that Pakistan is ready to protect Islamic countries. This interview of Ishaq Dar was recorded before the Arab-Islamic summit, which took place in Doha. During the interview, when Ishaq Dar was asked if forming a joint body outside the UN framework in the Middle East to intervene in Gaza was an option, he said that “a mechanism apart from the UN Security Council can be created”.He gave an example saying that “they have imposed very severe sanctions on those countries (Russia) that do not listen to them. And this causes very serious economic damage or pain for any country.”

‘Pakistan with nuclear bomb is ready for defence’

Ishaq Dar said in the interview that Pakistan has nuclear power and its army, air force and navy are effective and tested. He stressed that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons are only for deterrence and there is no intention to use them, but any border violation – whether by a small country or a big one – will be responded to. Dar referred to a possible joint security force in recent Arab countries/Arab League talks, saying such an arrangement could be beneficial to maintaining peace and deterring attacks, rather than aggression.