'There Should Have Been No Ceasefire': 1971 War Veteran Questions India's Decision To Halt Military Operation Against Pakistan

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Vir Chakra Retd Colonel TP Tyagi said that time was ripe for India to strike against Pakistan, he said, is the weakest in its history.

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00:30has been able to do their own work in Afghanistan and Iran.

00:37India has not given its own land as a military aircraft.

00:44He has put pressure on Pakistan and this is why he has put pressure on it.

00:51It felt that when it was in Pakistan, where there was a military headquarters in Pakistan,

00:58where there was a military headquarters, where there was a UAV fleet,

01:05where there was a nuclear arsenal, and where there was a half thousand square feet,

01:11where there was a Pakistan Air Force Academy,

01:14where there was a war that could be, the US would have attacked the US,

01:22so it would have been attacked at Pakistan, and so it would have been a pressure,

01:26which is caused by this nuclear fire.

01:28The EU has been forced to break the agreement,

01:31and the EU has also been forced to break the agreement.

01:34The EU has also been forced to break the agreement in the country.

01:37If India and Hamas have been replaced by the number of times,

01:41I don't think that there is no ceasefire permanent, but in this case, I don't think that this ceasefire is permanent.

01:51It has been a long time since Pakistan has given that ceasefire for 3 hours later that it has been shelling.

01:59But this ceasefire is permanent. I don't think that this is completely correct.

02:05I don't think that this is completely correct.

02:15I don't think that this is the case of Pakistan.

02:25Because today it is a crowd of terror.

02:29This is a crowd of terror.

02:31The fact that the Liberation Army is against it.

02:34The Taliban is against it.

02:35The Taliban is against it.

02:37Afghanistan is against it.

02:39The Taliban is against it.

02:41And the Taliban is against it.

02:43And the Islamic State is against it.

02:47It's also against it.

02:49At the same time, we are now leaving the enemy.

02:52Then we have been asking that once the president will get rid of this situation.

02:56Please refuse to fight against it.

02:57If we refuse to fight against it, we can not have a problem.

02:59And when we move on to it,

03:01we have no choice.

03:03We have to make a choice.

03:05The commandment has used to be against it.

03:08this

03:14foreign

03:22foreign

03:28foreign

03:30foreign

03:32foreign

03:34So, we hope that some time we will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

03:46There are 5 or 6 such airfields who are able to fix it, operational and effective.

03:56So, we will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:03And we will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:10We will continue to cross the line of control.

04:15We will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:22So, we will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:30We will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:45So, we will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

04:55So, we hope you will continue to see the power of Pakistan's offensive and defensive capabilities.

05:02Thank you for joining us.

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