Federal Minister Musaddik Malik has said that Pakistan’s pride lies in the honour of its armed forces, not just military success. Speaking on Samaa TV, he praised the unity of political forces, including PTI, as essential in facing national threats.
He lauded Pakistani media for responsibly countering Indian propaganda, saying, “The world saw truth from Pakistan, not India.” Taking a swipe at Modi, he added, “Rafales were falling like birds — we hit any post we wanted.”
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Malik highlighted growing support from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, and Turkey, boosting Pakistan’s confidence in its development journey. He also warned that attacks on water are attacks on society, urging unified resistance.
Afridi Hails National Spirit Post-May 10
PTI leader Shehryar Afridi praised the unity and courage of Pakistanis, especially the youth, after the events of May 10. “Our air force made history, and the world saw how united we are,” he said.
Afridi called for political collaboration, urging all leaders — including PTI’s founder and Akhtar Mengal — to join hands. “Forget personal differences — it’s time to put the nation first,” he concluded.
