‘Pakistan ready for war’, Bilawal Bhutto again threatens India, made this big demand from Trump

Bilawal Bhutto On Indus Water Treaty: Operation vermilion After Pakistan is seeking help from the world. He says that he wants peace with India and peace through diplomacy and the world should help in this. At the same time, Pakistan Minister Bilawal Bhutto has threatened India for war. Bhutto said that the Indus Water Treaty can become a flashplaint between India and Pakistan.

The Pakistan delegation led by Bilawal went to London. During this, Bhutto said that water is the lifeline of Pakistan and there will be no compromise about it. The Pakistani minister said that Pakistan has made it clear that stopping water will be considered a declaration of war. The PPP leader said that Pakistan is a peaceful country and Pakistan has always talked about solving problems through dialogue and diplomacy. India is spreading wrong information and misleading information.

What did Bilawal say in America?

Earlier, Bilawal Bhutto again thanked the role of America for ceasefire in an interview given to New York Post. Bhutto said, “We are very grateful to the role that the US government, President Trump, Marco Rubio have played during this clock of crisis. It is because of them that we were successful in getting the ceasefire.” For the ceasefire, on one hand, Pakistan is continuously reading in the glory of American, on the other hand India has made it clear that America has no role in ceasefire.

‘We are not safe’

Bilawal said, “Our message has been that the ceasefire is a beginning but we want help in search of peace and diplomacy. Due to unilateral steps of India, the region is not as safe as before. After this struggle, we are all very less safe than before.”

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