Surgical Strike / Pakistan's lie on surgical strike exposed, its own journalist exposed it

Surgical Strike: Pakistan has always denied the surgical strike carried out by India after the Pulwama terror attack. However, recently the statement of senior Pakistani journalist Nazim Sethi has sparked a new debate about this incident. During an interview, Nazim Sethi admitted that India had indeed carried out a surgical strike on Pakistan.

Inspiration from India: Pakistan's confession

A small part of this interview is going viral on social media. In this, Nazim Sethi also said that Pakistan learned to attack by entering Afghanistan by taking lessons from India. He claimed that recently Pakistan carried out air strikes in Afghanistan, in which it targeted some important leaders of the Afghan army and the Taliban.

Sethi said, "We learned this method from India. India's surgical strike showed us how the enemy can be taught a lesson by going across the borders."

India's stand on Pakistan's attacks

India strongly condemned the attacks carried out by Pakistan in Afghanistan. Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said, "Pakistan's attacks on Afghan civilians are reprehensible. It is Pakistan's old habit to blame its neighbors for its failures. Innocent children and women have died in these attacks, which is extremely sad."

Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan and their consequences

On the night of 24 December, Pakistan carried out air strikes on Laman and surrounding villages in Afghanistan. More than 15 people, including children and women, were killed in these attacks. Pakistan claimed that it carried out these attacks targeting the hideouts of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) active in Afghanistan.

The Taliban has vowed revenge after these attacks, further increasing tensions in the region.

Nazeem Sethi's statement: Truth or strategy?

This statement by Nazim Sethi offers a new perspective regarding Pakistan's politics and military strategies. While on the one hand it accepts the legitimacy of India's surgical strikes, on the other hand it exposes the motivation behind Pakistan's military activities.

Is this a sign of change?

This confession by Nazim Sethi also highlights the internal conflicts and pressures going on within Pakistan. It will be important to see what impact this statement has on India-Pak relations and how the international community reacts to it.

The surgical strikes carried out by India and the recent actions of Pakistan have given a new dimension to regional politics. It will be important for both countries to understand the impact of these events in the times to come.