PM Sharif Defends Pakistan's Nuclear Program Against US Sanctions
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has defended Pakistan’s nuclear and missile programme amidst US sanctions on four Pakistani entities, including the National Development Complex. Sharif criticized the sanctions as unjustified and emphasized the program is purely defensive, aimed at deterrence amidst ongoing tensions between Pakistan and the US.
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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday robustly defended Pakistan's nuclear and missile programme, condemning recent US sanctions on four Pakistani entities as having no justification.
The US recently imposed sanctions on four firms, including the prominent National Development Complex, accusing them of contributing to Pakistan's ballistic missile programme.
Sharif reiterated that Pakistan's missile programme is purely defensive, meant to deter potential aggression, and criticized the sanctions as unjust and biased.
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