'Biggest threat is that if India launches a missile strike': Pakistan PM's aide questions Islamabad's defence capabilties

Journalist and close aide of Pakistan Prime Minister Najam Sethi is known to be vocal about his thoughts was seen attacking his country’s defence capabilities. In a recent interview with news outlet Samaa TV, he highlighted the fact that Islamabad does not have S-400s or any missile interceptors like the Iron Dome. His comments reflect Pakistan's vulnerabilities in the aftermath of the cross-border fighting with India. After the dastardly terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 innocent lives, Pakistan did not show any intent to take action against the perpetrators.

"India has demonstrated this time that with the missile technology and missile accuracy, they were able to target both your bases and offices of so-called freedom fighters. They have demonstrated that (precision strikes) weather via air or ground attack," said Sethi.

"The biggest threat is that if they (India) launch a missile strike against your air bases, where your planes are parked, a lot of damage can happen," he added.