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[00:00:24] negotiations with Iran are ongoing.
[00:00:27] Muhashar Bukhari sahib said We want to resolve matters through dialogue. The agreement is a priority. In the first phase,
[00:00:30] talks will be held in Hormuz and in the second phase, on Iran's nuclear program.
[00:00:34] The Strait of Hormuz will open soon. Iran can never acquire
[00:00:38] nuclear weapons. US President Donald Trump's address at an event in Las Vegas.
[00:00:41] The understanding of a new arrangement between Iran and Oman
[00:00:48] on the Strait of Hormuz is nearing its final
[00:00:51] stage. A significant portion of the shipping route will pass
[00:00:55] through Iranian waters. The new model will be different from the arrangement that has been in place for the past 60
[00:00:59] years. Signals have been received from the United States that it is ready to re-engage on its promises.
[00:01:03] The issue of transit fees for ships will depend on the decisions
[00:01:06] of the Iranian leadership and the American attitude. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister
[00:01:10] Kazem Gharibabadi.
[00:01:11] Pakistan and Iran agree to promote border trade and keep the border open 24
[00:01:18] hours a day. With joint efforts, the target of 10 billion dollars in bilateral
[00:01:22] trade will be achieved. Both countries will benefit from the promotion
[00:01:25] of trade in agricultural commodities and products.
[00:01:29] I mentioned
[00:02:03] that our problem has been
[00:02:14] is the possibility. We prepare for it.
[00:02:21] that there is no ambiguity
[00:03:11] all these things, and they know
[00:03:31] their belief
[00:03:51] are focused
[00:03:57] between Iran and America
[00:04:01] a major breakthrough has occurred today. It is being said
[00:04:12] the system being destroyed for 80 years. I am part of the government myself.
[00:04:16] The Prime Minister is trying to improve the system. The performance
[00:04:19] of all ministries should be regularly reviewed. Muhammad Shahbaz
[00:04:24] condition is Sharif's government will complete its five-year constitutional term. Federal Interior Minister
[00:04:27] Mohsin Naqvi's conversation with journalists in Islamabad.
[00:04:35] The Deputy Spokesperson of the United Nations Secretary-General on the status of Kashmir
[00:04:38] clearly stated that the UN Security Council resolutions of 1949
[00:04:42] regarding the status of Kashmir have not changed. We agree, including
[00:04:45] the High Commissioner of the international human rights organization, that all human rights of the people of Kashmir
[00:04:51] and Pakistan, Iran, and Oman should be fully respected. UN Secretary-General's Deputy Spokesperson Farhan Haq's reply to a journalist's question during a news briefing
[00:04:55] about India's change in the status of Jammu and Kashmir.
[00:04:58] Exactly
[00:08:12] To respond to Pakistan's aggressive ambitions, Pakistan conducted
[00:08:16] nuclear tests. The tests
[00:08:18] were carried out underground one after another at 3:16:30 PM
[00:08:22] in the desert area of Chaghi. This was the great
[00:08:25] moment when the Pakistani
[00:08:29] nation's dream of becoming a nuclear power turned into reality.
[00:08:33] Five successful nuclear
[00:08:36] tests have been conducted.
[00:08:37] Thank God Almighty.
[00:08:40] Great, great general, great field marshal,
[00:10:13] a great guy. It's a great day, a day which is
[00:10:16] going to promote peace and
[00:10:20] prosperity, not only.
[00:10:22] with you and I am your host Gohar Bhat. Today
[00:11:25] in the program, we will talk about Kashmir Exploitation Day.
[00:11:28] We will also talk about a new major development regarding negotiations
[00:11:32] between Iran and America. To discuss these two issues,
[00:11:35] we have Mr. Mubashir Bukhari and Mr. Naushad Ali
[00:11:39] in our Lahore studio, while Mr. Ahmad Mansoor
[00:11:43] has joined us in the Islamabad studio. So, let's first go to Ahmad Mansoor sahib.
[00:11:47] Ahmad Mansoor sahib, you know that on August 5,
[00:11:50] 2019, India
[00:11:52] removed from its constitution.
[00:12:18] In your opinion, what other steps can be taken that would force India to implement the resolutions
[00:12:22] of the United Nations? Look, Gohar Bhat sahib, first
[00:12:28] of all, the objectives that India had in mind
[00:12:32] when it took this extremely illegal and unconstitutional
[00:12:35] step of revoking the special
[00:12:39] status of Kashmir. Basically, by abolishing
[00:12:42] Articles 370 and 35A and dividing it
[00:12:46] into two parts, Ladakh and Jammu, and merging
[00:12:49] Kashmir with itself, and revoking its special
[00:12:53] status.
[00:12:55] But did it happen? Did the world accept it? It
[00:12:59] neither happened nor will it happen. Kashmir is a disputed
[00:13:03] region, and until its solution
[00:13:07] is found according to the resolutions of the United Nations
[00:13:10] and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people,
[00:13:13] this issue will not be resolved. Such measures,
[00:13:17] you see, seven years have passed. Has Kashmir not
[00:13:20] remained a flashpoint? It still exists.
[00:13:24] The battle for truth is before you. Last year, on May 25, two nuclear
[00:13:27] powers were on the brink of war, and
[00:13:31] the world witnessed the Kashmir front. Then the whole world also became active
[00:13:35] there. So, the issue of Kashmir, India has not been able to resolve it
[00:13:39] through its unilateral actions.
[00:13:42] Then, to suppress the reaction there,
[00:13:46] we saw more oppression in these seven years. There are restrictions
[00:13:49] on freedom of expression, then the demographic
[00:13:53] changes that it is working on, the people there have risen up,
[00:13:57] and a new wave has emerged again. Pakistan
[00:14:01] has maintained its principled stance. You see, since August 5,
[00:14:04] 2019, Pakistan has also
[00:14:07] expressed its concerns to the whole world and has expressed its
[00:14:11] stance at every level.
[00:14:15] It has made it clear that these actions must be reversed
[00:14:18] by India at all costs,
[00:14:21] and without this, things cannot move forward. India,
[00:14:55] the Day of Exploitation of Kashmir, is certainly
[00:14:59] a day when India's actions cannot be condemned
[00:15:02] enough, and this problem has grown,
[00:15:06] not diminished, as a result of these Indian actions. Yes, you are absolutely right, Mubashir
[00:15:10] Bukhari sahib, please tell me that in May 2025,
[00:15:13] India carried out a false flag operation, sorry, it was in April,
[00:15:17] and then in 2025, they attacked again, and after that, Pakistan
[00:15:21] retaliated, after which India's position
[00:15:25] within the world, the image it had built of itself as the fourth
[00:15:28] largest economy, and that we are very powerful,
[00:15:32] we are a nuclear power, and not only in South Asia but in Asia, we are the only power,
[00:15:36] such statements,
[00:16:08] could not focus because Pakistan diplomatically
[00:16:11] was highlighting this issue
[00:16:15] in such a way. You remember, even after May,
[00:16:17] we had talked about war all over the world,
[00:16:21] but we kept the Kashmir status as a top priority
[00:16:25] and we kept reminding the world that this Kashmir
[00:16:28] is a flashpoint and it is a flashpoint
[00:16:32] between two nuclear states and this
[00:16:36] flashpoint can lead to a very big disaster
[00:16:39] for the world because both sides are nuclear states
[00:16:43] and in this we also kept reminding that look
[00:16:46] even if we are talking something unfair,
[00:16:50] there are United Nations resolutions
[00:16:54] which should be followed. Secondly, there are human rights violations happening there
[00:16:58] especially after Kashmir's special status
[00:17:01] was abolished, after that look at the curfew
[00:17:05] and internet blackout there, even
[00:19:08] that
[00:19:12] it will reach some conclusion, because you
[00:19:16] remember President Trump also offered at one point that I am willing
[00:19:19] to sit for talks on the Kashmir issue. Similarly,
[00:19:23] some other players will also come forward. Currently, Pakistan's efforts
[00:19:28] on peace in the region first, and then we will move towards
[00:19:32] that point again, and I am confident that
[00:19:36] after peace, as a result of Pakistan's efforts,
[00:19:40] the time will also come when the Kashmir dispute will be taken up by the international
[00:19:42] community, because before this, it used to be that
[00:19:46] India is a major power, India is a large economy,
[00:19:50] so due to Western interests and economic interests,
[00:19:54] some powers would not speak. Now, these powers have no
[00:19:57] choice because Pakistan is an established
[00:20:00] military power in the world, at least, and many
[00:20:04] countries all over the world, especially in the Middle East,
[00:20:50] live in this region, and if there is a conflict between two nuclear
[00:20:54] powers here, and as happened last year,
[00:20:57] if that conflict had continued and things had become disturbed,
[00:21:01] then the peace of half the world would have been in danger,
[00:21:05] properly in danger. So now the world should pay attention to this, right? The way
[00:21:08] things are going, yes, your point is correct.
[00:21:12] Attention should certainly be paid, but the only problem is what
[00:21:17] that for decades India has,
[00:22:50] since we always know
[00:22:53] that we basically built the atomic
[00:22:56] bomb for defense, right? We created deterrence.
[00:22:59] So in creating deterrence, we know what is happening, what
[00:23:04] Now we will respond accordingly. You remember Trump sahib
[00:23:08] also said that if I had not stopped this war, two nuclear powers
[00:23:12] were completely ready for a war against each other
[00:23:15] that the world would not have been able to handle.
[00:23:19] Even now,
[00:23:50] after that, what is being heard, in that regard, the world's
[00:23:54] think tanks, both European and American,
[00:23:58] all of them are researching
[00:24:01] how dangerous it would be if such
[00:24:05] a situation occurred again. You see,
[00:24:08] Iran is not a nuclear power, yet the closure
[00:24:12] of the Strait of Hormuz and the energy crisis
[00:24:16] have caused concern throughout the world at this moment. So,
[00:24:20] God forbid, the nuclear war you are talking about, or any such
[00:24:23] possibility that could occur, in that situation,
[00:24:27] you talk about half the world, it is not possible that a war
[00:24:30] would break out here and then not engulf the whole world.
[00:24:34] This is not possible, because look at your ties, on one side,
[00:24:38] Israel's very close ally
[00:24:41] is India, and also in some Middle Eastern countries, they have some connections. So this is a bloc.
[00:24:44] It is not possible that the drones that appeared here,
[00:24:48] the Israeli drones that we shot down, the team was present here, the whole world
[00:24:52] knows. So when it gets involved, ultimately its rival
[00:24:55] powers will also get involved. When they get involved, ultimately the
[00:24:59] regional powers, the middle powers, will be forced to join this conflict.
[00:25:03] So that's why I believe that if
[00:25:06] such a flashpoint arises, then it will be a problem for the whole world,
[00:25:10] not just half the world. It will be a problem for the whole world, and involvement in it
[00:25:14] is necessary. So that's why I think that what Bukhari
[00:25:18] sahib also said is that
[00:25:20] there was a solution to a conflict with the UN.
[00:25:24] The matter is just about its implementation. This is not such a big task.
[00:25:28] Pakistan is making efforts, and ultimately,
[00:25:32] as they say, the solution
[00:25:34] will come from the UN, through those resolutions, and it should come
[00:25:38] through them, because it is the basic
[00:25:41] right of Kashmiris. This is absolutely correct.
[00:25:44] Ahmad Mansoor sahib, I will come back to you, and on this issue, I want to know
[00:25:48] from you, rather, you must
[00:25:56] I believe that in its current position, it is doing whatever mischief it is doing.
[00:26:00] That is, the mischief of the Khawarij.
[00:27:11] It is doing this only and only out of enmity towards Pakistan, and its consequences
[00:27:14] are being borne by the people of Afghanistan, and you can see
[00:27:18] how a hatred for the Afghan Taliban regime
[00:27:21] is growing, and at this time there are approximately four to five
[00:27:25] resistance movements, a struggle, you could say,
[00:27:28] and the resistance to the Afghan Taliban regime has taken
[00:27:32] shape, and in different areas, these operations
[00:27:35] against the Afghan Taliban regime are ongoing, and the full support
[00:27:39] of the people for these resistance fighters is evident. Young people
[00:27:42] are also joining, but in this context, you see India's
[00:27:46] Ministry of Foreign Affairs, or India is openly standing
[00:27:49] with the Afghan Taliban regime, we see. So it openly
[00:27:53] knows that it has to advance its policy against Pakistan.
[00:27:57] If it has to take revenge on Pakistan, then the Afghan
[00:28:01] Taliban regime is a big tool for them. After that,
[00:28:04] the BLA, the mischief of Hindustan, as we call
[00:28:08] it, or the TTP, which we call the mischief of the Khawarij,
[00:28:11] from there, they are also attacking Pakistan,
[00:28:15] and India is supporting them, and then Israel is also involved in this.
[00:28:18] Absolutely, and this whole nexus has become so clear
[00:28:23] that the world is aware of this, and at this time,
[00:28:27] you see, throughout the world, some reports are being made, some international
[00:28:31] media is looking at it.
[00:28:57] if they have to make bases in any country, set up training camps,
[00:29:01] or organize themselves anywhere, they have influence in Afghanistan,
[00:29:04] and the Afghan Taliban regime at this time has no
[00:29:08] religion, no ethics, no traditions; they are only
[00:29:12] worshippers of money, and you know that Jews and Hindoos are experts
[00:29:16] at providing money, and that is what is happening. Financial resources
[00:29:19] are being provided by India, all kinds of support
[00:29:23] for the Afghan Taliban regime is being provided. But despite this,
[00:29:27] the message that Pakistan had given, the way it had said
[00:29:31] that Afghanistan should be a region where its
[00:29:34] neighboring countries are safe from its evil and there is no
[00:29:38] terrorism. So now, when the Afghan Taliban regime has not worked on this,
[00:29:41] you can see that they themselves are facing a difficult situation there, and I think
[00:29:45] their days are also numbered. Yes, Mr. Wait, that's a good point, whoever
[00:29:49] is committing terrorism, all terrorists' days should be numbered.
[00:29:52] Okay, Bukhari sahib, let's talk about
[00:29:56] the negotiations
[00:29:59] at this moment. You know,
[00:30:03] that the Strait of Hormuz will open,
[00:30:07] and an agreement will emerge.
[00:30:09] Various Western media sources are claiming
[00:30:13] this. A statement came from Iran saying that
[00:30:17] the agreement we have with Oman
[00:30:20] has no connection with America. So, sir, the matter remains
[00:30:23] there. Look, the first
[00:30:26] that an agreement should be reached and Hormuz
[00:30:30] should open. That is the first thing.
[00:30:32] Because if Hormuz does not open, then
[00:30:36] these peace talks will not be able to proceed.
[00:30:39] And my , my, you know
[00:30:43] that I have actively reported on this issue,
[00:30:46] and even today if I tell you that Pakistan is
[00:30:50] equally active,
[00:30:53] together with some other regional
[00:30:57] countries like Qatar and Saudi Arabia,