The message of the hotline for the rural news sent to the Pakistani DGMO to violate the May 10 agreement: the armed forces
New Delhi, May 11, Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), General Lieutenant Rajev Gay said that the Indian armed forces sent a message to their Pakistani counterpart in the “hotline” on Sunday, when a “violation of approval” between the two armies between the two armies was dedicated to a day before, and this was seen if this movement was repeated later.
On Saturday, a few hours after India and Pakistan agreed to stop military action, New Delhi, Islamabad, accused the violation of the agreement.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misseri told the correspondents late on Saturday night that Pakistan was called to take appropriate steps to end these violations and deal with the situation with “intensity and responsibility”.
“Tomorrow (Saturday night) and today (Sunday) on Sunday morning) these violations were strongly answered and dealt with in the same way that they should be.”
Lieutenant -General Gay said that the Indian armed forces are “very restricted” so far and “our work has focused, Nabai takes over and is not explored.” “However, any danger to regional sovereignty, integrity and the security of our citizens will be confronted with a decisive force,” he said.
DGMO said: “We have sent another message to our counterpart today (Sunday) first on the” hotline “, which highlighted the approval violations between DGMOS on May 10, and they said that if it was repeated tonight or after that, we have a strong intention to respond to it in a fierce and punitive manner.”
He also mentioned today to the Commander of the General Army of the General Army to provide a complete exemption for military officers for revenge in the event of any violation of the approval of stopping military action between India and Pakistan.
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