Pakistan will take any future hostile provocations as WAR, Army will respond with full force - Army, ISI

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DG ISI General Ahmad Shuja Pasha

During their briefing in the Envoys Conference held in Islamabad, Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Commitee General Khalid Shameem Wain and Director General ISI General Ahmad Shuja Pasha told the ambassadors that Pakistan will not tolerate any future hostile attacks from NATO and the intruding planes will be shot down and Pakistan will consider all future attacks against country's sovereignty as War and will respond with full force. Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Khalid Shameem Wain told the envoys that NATO's attack on Pakistan's Silalah military base was neither an accident nor undeliberate but it was a pre-planned and extremely well organized hostile terrorist attack against Pakistan. Silalah check-post had been built to counter mainly the TTP Terrorists. There were no anti-aircraft guns available at the check-post because Pakistan was not expecting this kind of heinous act of terrorism from a so-called ally. Besides Silalah check-post attack, USZ-NATO choppers carried out innumerable violations of Pakistani Air Space but Pakistan showed patience every time but NATO's attack on Pakistan Armed Forces was simply unacceptable. DG ISI General Ahmad Shuja Pasha said that Pakistan's sacrifices in war on terror have been mocked and insulted by NATO's heinous act of terrorism. He said that any future such attack will be considered war and Pakistan will respond with full force against the hostile enemy. Shamsi Airbase is now fully under Pakistan Forces. He also said that NATO's attack was deliberate and although Pakistan Army had reported the incident to American and NATO officials within time, the USZ-NATO terrorist attack on Pakistani check post continued and choppers continued firing and bombing.

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