Sitting in America, Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir threatened India with a nuclear attack

The Indian government has strongly reacted to the nuclear threat from the US to India by Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir. Terming it as Pakistan's "outdated and irresponsible policy," the Ministry of External Affairs said such statements not only pose a threat to regional but also global security. The US has also hit out at Pakistan. The Indian government said that Asim Munir's statement has raised questions about the credibility of Pakistan's nuclear command and control. According to the government, this statement was made from the soil of a friendly nation in America, which is very sad. India has already made it clear that it will not tolerate nuclear blackmail and will take all necessary steps for national security. Government sources described Munir's nuclear threat as irresponsible and said Pakistan was a threat to regional and global security. He also said that there is a lack of democracy in Pakistan and the army is in complete control. At the same time, having nuclear weapons in the hands of a non-state actor is extremely dangerous. Field Marshal Asim Munir, during a dinner in Tampa in the US, threatened that if Pakistan felt an existential threat from India, it would sink half the world. He said they would wait for India to build a dam on the Indus river and then destroy those dams with ten missiles. He also said that they have no shortage of missiles.