“Shared Waters Must Not Be Weaponised,” Dar Warns India of Consequences over IWT Violations
Pakistan says the treaty protects water security for 250 million people and cannot be suspended unilaterally.
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Depriving Pakistan of Indus water entails consequences for regional peace, Dar warns India
ISLAMABAD - Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar Friday said any attempt to deprive Pakistan of the waters rightfully allocated to it under the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) would have profound consequences for regional peace and security.
India's firm stance holds as Pakistan pleads internationally over Indus Waters Treaty suspension
Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has appealed to the international community over Indias suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, warning of consequences for regional peace and security. Speaking at a US-based seminar, Dar highlighted Pakistans water vulnerabilities and climate pressures, while India maintains the treaty will remain suspended until cross-border terrorism ends.
Indias firm stance holds as Pakistan pleads internationally over Indus Waters Treaty suspension - The Tribune
Addressing a virtual seminar organised by the Pakistani Embassy in the United States, Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar raised concerns over India placing the treaty in abeyance, describing water security as central to his country's national stability while warning of broader regional consequences.
Pakistan Rejects India's Indus Waters Treaty Narrative, Warns Against Weaponising Rivers - THE DESTINATION
Pakistan vs India – (Staff Reporter/Web Desk) – Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, has pushed back against India’s recent claims about the Indus Waters Treaty, calling them misleading and historically inaccurate. In a newly published opinion piece, the envoy argued that India has been shaping a one-sided story about the agreement […] The post Pakistan Rejects India’s Indus Waters Treaty Narrative, Warns Against Weap…
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