PAK PM Sharif Bats’ path to peace negotiations to resolve the issue of Parker in India

Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif thanked the country’s political leaders, including his alliance partners and opposition, for showing “exemplary” unity and integrity in the four-day confrontation between Pakistan and Indian troops. In a speech to the country late at night on Saturday, Sharif said the “path of peace negotiations” should be adopted to address long-term issues between India and Pakistan, including sharing of water resources and Kashmir.
India and Pakistan reached an understanding on Saturday to block all shooting and military operations on land, air and oceans, and take effect immediately.

Sharif said Pakistan responded positively to the understanding reached with India in the interests of regional peace.

Sharif also said that Pakistan has responded positively to international diplomatic efforts and expressed his gratitude to all friendly countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Turkuy, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, the UAE and the Secretary-General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres.

Sharif specifically mentioned the efforts and support of Pakistan’s “time-tested” and trusted friend China, which he said stood with Pakistan in “thrust of this hour.”

The Prime Minister of Pakistan describes the understanding with India as the success of the entire country and the Pakistani armed forces.

According to Pakistan Radio, he said that the Pakistani military’s “Operation Bangyan-Mursos” was successful and India’s action received a professional response.

“The state and our armed forces prove that Pakistanis are a brave, self-assured and cautious country,” he said.

Sharif said Pakistan has proposed a credible and transparent investigation into the Pahalgam attack, but New Delhi has not responded positively.
The Prime Minister congratulated the entire country and congratulated him on what he called “victory.”