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Pakistan’s military issues stark warning to India, vows a “new normal” of swift, destructive response

Pakistan has announced a "new normal," warning that any fresh aggression will be met with a swift, decisive and devastating response. ISPR warned that India seems to have forgotten the losses it suffered, including destroyed fighter jets and the potency of Pakistan’s long-range strike capabilities.

پاک فوج کا بھارت کو انتباہ: نیا نارمل تیز، فیصلہ کن اور تباہ کن ہوگا

پاکستان نے اپنا "نیا نارمل" متعارف کرا دیا ہے؛ کسی بھی نئی جارحیت کی صورت میں جوابی کارروائی تیز، فیصلہ کن اور تباہ کن ہوگی۔ عوام اور مسلح افواج دشمن کے ہر کونے تک لڑائی لے جانے کی صلاحیت رکھتی ہیں۔ بھارت شاید اپنی تباہ شدہ جنگی طیاروں اور پاکستان کے دوررس ہتھیاروں کی تباہ کاریوں کو بھول چکا ہے۔

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