India announced the results of the "miss -fired" missile survey, Pakistan: It is not satisfactory at all

According to Pakistan's "Dawn" report on the 24th, the results of the previous Indian army's previous investigation of the Indian Army's "misinterpreting" supersonic missile incident on Pakistan, which was announced on the 24th.

Screenshot of Pakistan's "Dawn" report

Earlier on the 23rd, the Indian Air Force stated that as a punishment measure, three officers involved were lifted. The Indian Air Force stated in a statement that a investigation court found that three Indian officials did not comply with the "standard operating procedure (SOP)" and caused the missile to "accidentally launch".

On March 9 this year, a "Bramos" supersonic cruise missile with a nuclear warhead was launched from India to Pakistan, prompting Pakistan to seek answers to India's prevention of accidental launch security mechanisms. After the incident, the Indian government said in response to the incident that due to a "technical failure" during routine maintenance, the Indian side accidentally launched a missile to Pakistan. Indian Minister of Defense Singh also said at the time that during the "routine maintenance and inspection", a missile was "accidentally launched" and later learned that it fell in Pakistan. Singh also said that the missile system was "very reliable and secure", and India was reviewing the standard operation procedures for "operation, maintenance and inspection".

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In this regard, ASIM IFTIKHAR AHMAD, a spokesman for the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, issued a statement on the 24th that Pakistan has seen a statement on the results of the investigation of the matter in India and the lifting of three. The decision to be responsible for the responsible for the reckless incident. The statement wrote, "As expected, the measures taken by India afterwards, and the survey results and punishment decisions handed out by the so -called internal survey court, were completely unsatisfactory, insufficient and insufficient."

Ahmed pointed out that India not only did not respond to Pakistan's requirements for joint investigations, but also avoided questions such as Pakistan's existing command and control system, security and security regulations, and delayed reasons for the launch of the missile launch. He said, "In terms of dealing with strategic weapons, severe systemic vulnerabilities and technical errors cannot be covered up by surface people." He said that if there is nothing to conceal in this neighbor country, then Pakistan must be agreed Requirements.

The spokesman also pointed out that India's actions on March 9 were "light", which caused harm to the peace and security environment of the entire region. He also said, "Pakistan showed a model restraint that proves that we are a responsible nuclear country's firm commitment to peace in peace." A specific response and agreed to conduct joint investigations. (Edit: HHJ)

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