Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said on Thursday that Pakistan was ready for dialogue with India for the sake of peace, but the negotiations should be in the Kashmir issue and to grant the right to self-determination to Kashmiris.

He made the offer while talking to Pakistan Air Force pilots and staff during a special visit to Kamra Air Base.

He said that Pakistan was ready for conversations with India to achieve peace, but that it had certain conditions.

He asked India to hold conversations about the Kashmir question and add that the population of the occupied Kashmir should be given their right to self -determination in accordance with the United Nations Security Council’s resolutions.

Kashmir’s freedom movement was very alive, he noticed and added that Pakistan was incorrectly accused of the Pahagam incident.

Pakistan would have a transparent examination of the incident, but India resorts to aggression instead of conducting a probe in the incident, he continued.

The Prime Minister visited the airline base to appreciate Pakistan Air Force, which successfully defended the nation during one of the longest airlines in the 21st century, which permanently established Pakistan’s air abrasion by breaking down Indian aircraft into a critical defense operation.

He paid tribute to the mature and skill of “Shaheens” (Falcons) of PAF, whose rapid and decisive action crushed the enemy’s illusion of air dominance during the confrontation with high effort.

He spoke with the PAF pilots and said, “The whole nation is proud of your courage. You have not only defended our sky, but also maintained Pakistan’s honor on the global scene.”

The prime minister was accompanied by deputy prime minister and foreign minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar, Minister of Defense Khawaja Asif, Chief of Army Staff General Syed Asim Munir, Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Babar Sidhu, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Nave Ahsan Iqbal and Minister of Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar, Along with Other Senior Civil and Military Officers.

He said from May 6 to May 10, during the war with India, the whole world was amazed at the professional capabilities of the armed forces, and the enemy was surprised by Pakistan’s reaction.

The world’s confidence, especially by our friends, improved in Pakistan by the way it responded to Indian aggression, he noted.

He said it was the most magnificent victory that changed the thinking of the world and changed the balance of power in the region.

People in Pakistan were proud of the performance of the armed forces, and their heads were high with pride, he added.

He said a clear message was sent to the enemy that it should refrain from throwing an evil eyes against Pakistan.

He congratulated the chief of staff, air manager and naval manager with the brilliant performance of the armed forces.

The whole world acknowledged that Pakistan won the war with the home -waxed technology and the professional expertise of the armed forces, he added.

The Prime Minister said the armed forces of the armed forces shot down six enemy aircraft and added: “Our armed forces defeated an enemy that was larger in terms of population, and in recent years it had bought hundreds of billions of dollars worth of military equipment.”

He said Pakistan crushed the false vanity of the enemy. “During the short war, in just a few hours, the armed forces changed with courage, bravery and bravery progressed by the story of all coming times.”

He said the whole world was looking at Pakistan’s flag with respect.

The whole nation was united and asked for success with the armed forces and the country, he said, adding the way the air forces shot down the enemy’s Rafale aircraft, the world remembered for eternity.

While quoting Quranic -Vers, he said, cf. Thunder -plane shot down the Rafale of India, which brought back the memories of the Pakistan air weapons legends as MM ALAM, CECIL CHAUDHRY and SARFRAZ RAFIQUI, who demonstrated unique brilliance in a previous war against India.

“In the wake of unprovoked aggression, Pakistan’s armed forces exhibited exemplary restraint, strategic foresight and operational precision. Their rapid and calibrated response neutralized not only the threat but also provided a crucial battle for being hostile military infrastructure – and re -air,” Hitualty, “Heithalty,” Heitier, “Hitreser,” Has “Hit Hispers Integrated,” “Terr.” “” Terre, “” Terre, “” “Terre,” “” Terr. “” “” “Terr continued.

He said the head of the Army Staff General Asim Munir led the armed forces from the front.

“The whole nation puts tremendous pride in the enormous and vigilance of the armed forces. Under the skilled management of the chief of staff, our defenders have once again emphasized that Pakistan’s safety is inviolable and every act of war will be met with a strong, resolute and ordinary reaction,” he added.

Pakistan Air Force’s operational success highlighted and added the prime minister: “Confirmation of a successful downturn by a sixth Indian aircraft at night the 6th.

He paid tribute to the visionary leadership of air manager Marshal Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, recognizing his central role in the modernization of PAF and the spearhead of the seamless integration of advanced technologies that have improved the operational capacity of the strength.

In a tribute to the airmen, the Prime Minister observed: “To our fearless pilots and dedicated air staff – your courage and precision embodied the indomitable spirit of Pakistan’s armed forces. You have stood decisively, maintained the holiness of our holiness, and defend the sovereignty of our country with Uwovers decision.”

By confirming the collective decision of the government and the nation, the Prime Minister said: “Pakistan’s armed forces are still fully prepared and resolutely obliged to defend every centimeter of our territory. Any aggression will be counteracted with a timely, proportionate and decisive answer. We are united, guard and insurmounted in defense of our homeland.”

The coordination between the branches of the armed forces was exemplary, he said that adding Pakistan’s fleet was ready to respond to the enemy’s aggression, as it did in 1965.

The prime minister said the nation would never forget the victims of his armed forces.

He said Pakistan traded with patience and tolerance in the light of the aggression of the enemy who rejected the offer of peace and launched an attack that was the answer that suits the forces.

The enemy targeted innocent children, mothers and adolescents who did not do anything wrong, he said that added Pakistan’s forces exactly targeted the military installations of the enemy.

He made it clear that peace was bright from Pakistan, but the enemy should not see it as a weakness.

He assured himself that the government would take care of the heirs of the staff of the armed forces that were martyrated.

When he talked about terrorist acts in Pakistan, he said India had a role in the train’s hijacking in Balochistan.

An Indian officer was involved in the incident of Samjotha Express, he remembered, adding that everyone knew who was involved in the formation of Mukti Bahini in the then East -Pakistan.

He said Pakistan suffered tremendously during the war against terrorism, and India had a hand in it.

During the visit, the Prime Minister received a comprehensive briefing on the operational emergency and combat capacity of Pakistan Air Force. He engaged with front line staff – including pilots, engineers and technical staff and conveyed in -depth appreciation for their professionalism, precision and steadfast dedication to the national defense.