Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif claimed that the recent defense against an alleged Indian incursion was “a historic moment that avenged the 1971 war.” Addressing soldiers, he said, “In a matter of hours, our forces repelled India’s unprovoked aggression.” Sharif accused India of training the 1971 Mukti Bahini and now backing separatist groups like Baloch Liberation Army and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan. He warned, “If India tries to cut off our water, let it be known—blood and water can’t flow together. We will not compromise.” He directly threatened Indian Prime Minister Modi, saying, “If you show aggression again, the consequences will be beyond your imagination.”