Will respond at a time, place of our choosing', says Pakistan on IAF strike
26 Feb 2019 3:45 PM IST
Pakistani PM on Tuesday asked the country's armed forces and people to 'remain prepared for all eventualities' after IAF strikes.
American Congressman from California said that Pakistan did the right thing by releasing Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan Varthaman. (File Photo)
Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday asked the country's armed forces and people to "remain prepared for all eventualities" after the Indian Air Force pummelled a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist camp across the Line of Control.
Pakistan’s national security committee condemned the Indian Air Force’s strikes. The national security committee, chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan, said Pakistan “shall respond at the time and place of its choosing”.
A special meeting of the National Security Committee was held at the Pakistan PM’s office. The meeting was attended by ministers of foreign affairs, defence, finance, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff and other senior officials.
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