ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s army chief has accused India of continuing to “create instability in the region” and warned that any aggression from New Delhi would be met with a “crushing response,” Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing statements shared by Pakistani military officials. The remarks come less than three months after Pakistan and India fought their deadliest confrontation in decades — a four-day armed conflict in May that saw air, drone, and missile strikes, as well as artillery and small arms fire along their shared border.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s army chief has accused India of continuing to “create instability in the region” and warned that any aggression from New Delhi would be met with a “crushing…

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s foreign office on Monday rejected Indian allegations of “sabre rattling” as misleading, promising a “matching response” to any aggression by New Delhi.…