Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Thursday expressed his desire to attend peace talks with India. This has come to light amidst the delicate but ongoing ceasefire between the two nuclear weapons neighbors after the operations increased for several days after Operation Sindoor.
News agency PTI According to the visit of Kamra Air Base in Pakistan, Pakistan, Sharif said that his country is “ready to talk to India for peace” – but he emphasized that “Conditions of peace” also include addressing the Kashmir issue He made this comment while talking to the officers and soldiers involved in the recent military clashes with India.
India has been continuously saying that Jammu and Kashmir, including Ladakh, are its “integral and inseparable parts”.
Shahbaz was accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, Defense Minister Khwaja Asif, Army Chief General Aseem Munir and Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu were also present at the airbase.
This comment by Sharif Continue of ceasefire agreement and ‘confidence restoration measures’ by both countries And has come immediately after agreeing to reduce the vigilance level. Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar claimed that the hotline call between the military directors of the two countries has been expanded till 18 May.
India and Pakistan on 10 May It was agreed to firing and stop all military actions against each other.
The ceasefire was agreed when there were severe attacks between the two neighboring countries for three days from across the border. The attack was carried out by the Indian Army to avenge the Pahalgam attack in which 26 civilians were killed.
However, Pakistan violated the ceasefire within a few hours of agreeing to stop its military attacks.
