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[00:01:00] India is facing a five-front situation,
[00:01:03] look, he will not pick a fight with Pakistan anymore, he will not
[00:01:06] fight with Pakistan, he will realize that
[00:01:10] his enmity will also be with Saudi Arabia, his
[00:01:13] enmity will also be with Turkey. Attacking a country
[00:01:17] with an armed attack and India's own relations with Saudi Arabia,
[00:01:21] as you know, are very
[00:01:23] strong. Then he also realizes that for Indians
[00:01:27] there is another aspect to these three countries.
[00:02:11] rights of non-Muslim residents
[00:02:30] The point is that America is accepting this. This
[00:02:33] is a very important point and it is also a matter of concern for India because
[00:02:39] not completely end, it may not end, now when Pakistan's defense industry escalates,
[00:02:42] Saudi Arabia has money and now this is good. Tayyip
[00:02:46] Erdogan has also said this and
[00:02:49] the Saudi Foreign Minister has also said that this
[00:02:53] will go further and India Today's report has also cited the same, that
[00:02:56] it is extremely important for Pakistan because now this defense
[00:03:07] position is also the same. So basically
[00:03:13] the security and prosperity of Pakistan,
[00:03:26] and telegram
[00:04:30] all countries have bilateral agreements
[00:04:33] in place, meaning if your cooperation is a result of these
[00:04:37] bilateral agreements, then it will work, there is no need for a third party to come into it.
[00:04:41] For example, if Saudi Arabia needs Pakistan's cooperation somewhere
[00:04:45] or Pakistan only needs Saudi Arabia, then it is not necessary for Turkey to necessarily come into it. Similarly,
[00:04:48] the engagements between Turkey and Pakistan are also going on in defense.
[00:04:52] Training matters are also going on, so there is no need for these three to come together, this will have
[00:04:56] a separate scope and everything, so that is why it has been made very flexible
[00:05:00] so I think its importance is more because in it all the countries
[00:05:03] their internal issues, their interests will also
[00:05:07] be paramount and the collective interests will
[00:05:11] also be and the security is another thing and then this deterrence is the biggest thing
[00:05:14] that India is also facing this problem that this deterrence is
[00:05:18] that earlier it only had to face Pakistan, now with three countries, it will
[00:05:22] think 100 times, meaning this is such a deterrence that it will
[00:05:26] stop the war, it will guarantee peace. Similarly, if anyone
[00:05:30] creates any difficulties or challenges for Saudi Arabia, he will know
[00:05:33] that Turkey and Pakistan are blindly together
[00:05:36] so you cannot
[00:05:40] say that this will increase the war. Defense.
[00:06:43] So, in this context, will there be no talk of solving Pakistan's
[00:06:46] problems? Will there be no talk of strengthening Pakistan
[00:06:50] in this direction? Will there be no talk of strengthening Pakistan? So
[00:06:54] we will also get this benefit so that is why peace, stability and
[00:06:57] prosperity have been talked about in this. So these
[00:07:01] things and what Pakistan definitely needs, as we are talking about Saudi Arabia, that it is
[00:07:04] such a big country if you look at it economically, then it is such a big
[00:07:07] country, then it is a major defense spender
[00:07:11] also.
[00:07:42] The strong footprint that has always been in the Middle East will gradually
[00:07:46] start to diminish. Look, it may
[00:07:51] there are many aspects to it that may not be linked to it,
[00:07:55] but when Saudi Arabia becomes self-sufficient
[00:07:59] in its defense with the help of Pakistan and Turkey, then
[00:08:02] it will not need to look to America or anyone else. When
[00:08:06] Turkey's own issues are strengthened even more
[00:08:10] due to the various joint projects of these two countries,
[00:08:14] then it will also not need to look to anyone else. So Pakistan's
[00:08:19] this will be the stage of self-reliance
[00:08:23] under this pact in terms of defense. Saudi Arabia's
[00:08:26] defense will be strengthened, Pakistan's own defense in this,
[00:08:30] you see military training, it is a very important domain,
[00:08:34] in this they will advance further, bilateral relations are already going on, now these will be joint,
[00:08:38] then I am repeatedly saying that the sector of defense production
[00:08:42] right, we will now see it advancing very rapidly. Look, now
[00:08:46] these wars will not be fought by buying weapons or technology
[00:08:49] from other countries. Every country will survive
[00:08:53] that has mastery over its own technology. The world of space is also there,
[00:08:57] all three together will not have any shortage of money now. And the capabilities
[00:09:00] of Turkey and Pakistan are present. So when this combination is formed, I
[00:09:04] think that these three defensive forces according to their own
[00:09:08] accounts, this will be their own different
[00:09:10] and then when they move together.
[00:09:42] They have an intelligence sharing network with each other officially and in that
[00:09:46] also, the terrorist network related to India
[00:09:49] was shared among themselves especially when these incidents happened
[00:09:53] in Canada. So do you think such a network
[00:09:57] can come that is solely and only
[00:10:00] based on intelligence sharing? Intelligence sharing is
[00:10:04] a major part of it, its
[00:10:07] basic reason is that when you said counter-terrorism
[00:10:11] and all three countries
[00:11:55] this is a gesture and it comes from the heart because
[00:11:59] it is really such a big thing and its architect, whoever it is,
[00:12:02] should be saluted. The leadership of all countries
[00:12:05] definitely sat together but there must have been a basic architect who
[00:12:09] designed it so we should also salute them.
[00:12:13] Well, India has been mentioned that there is a big debate going on about
[00:12:17] its interests for Pakistan. They are being counted officially because you
[00:12:20] cannot find this solution by closing your eyes or hide the reality.
[00:12:24] So many people are talking about this that Modi government has brought
[00:12:28] India to this point. Now, what about Modi government's another
[00:12:31] friendly government, rather Modi's best friend, that motherhood, fatherhood, he himself
[00:12:35] talks about India and Israel, Netanyahu, what must be going through
[00:12:38] their mind? Their
[00:12:42] Greater Israel and similarly here we
[00:12:45] have Akhand Bharat, both have the same ideology. So
[00:12:49] they are definitely very worried
[00:12:51] at this time. Well, I have noticed that Israel always
[00:12:55] does not react immediately, but the problem for them is that
[00:12:59] their ambitions and objectives have faced another major obstacle.
[00:13:03] Earlier also, all these countries were obstacles in their defense.
[00:13:07] The role that Pakistan played, especially for mediation between Iran
[00:13:10] and America, was basically to thwart
[00:13:14] Israel's ambitions and objectives and for the peace of the region
[00:13:18] so that all other countries of the region do not
[00:13:22] get into this misunderstanding and start fighting among themselves. This is Israel's
[00:14:55] do not want to rely on guarantees from others, but want to increase
[00:14:58] their strategic autonomy. Under this agreement
[00:15:02] held in Makkah, an armed attack on any one of the three countries
[00:15:06] will be considered an attack on all three. This is a strong deterrent and
[00:15:10] the purpose of a strong deterrent is not always to fight a war.
[00:15:13] Its real purpose is to stop war. But
[00:15:17] to understand this agreement, we should not see it only in the context
[00:15:21] of relations between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, but in the changing global politics.
[00:16:37] and Saudi Arabia is the economic power of this triangle.
[00:16:41] It has capital, a very important strategic
[00:16:44] location in the Gulf and under Vision 2030,
[00:16:48] it desires to localize its defense industry.
[00:16:51] So if these three are seen together,
[00:16:55] the picture becomes clear. Pakistan has
[00:16:58] strategic deterrence and military experience. Turkey
[00:17:02] has advanced defense technology and
[00:17:06] NATO connectivity and Saudi Arabia has investment
[00:17:10] capacity and economic strength. This
[00:17:13] combination can do a lot in the future, especially
[00:17:17] in the defense industry. If Saudi capital comes into Pakistan
[00:17:20] and Turkey's defense industries, joint production
[00:17:24] plans are made, technology transfer happens, intelligence
[00:17:27] sharing increases and joint military exercises
[00:17:31] become more organized, then this partnership will not remain just a defense
[00:17:34] agreement, but can become a regional defense ecosystem.
[00:17:38] This will benefit all three countries. Turkey
[00:17:42] will get capital and a large market. Pakistan can get new
[00:17:45] opportunities for technology, investment
[00:17:49] and defense cooperation. And Saudi Arabia, instead of just buying
[00:17:53] weapons from abroad for its defense requirements, will become part of regional defense
[00:17:56] production. This agreement has another importance for Pakistan.
[00:18:00] Pakistan and Saudi Arabia already have deep defense
[00:18:03] and historical relations. will not remain, this can create
[00:18:37] a new reality in the security architecture
[00:18:41] of the region, because in the changing world, real power
[00:18:45] is not just in what you have, real
[00:18:48] power is also in having options
[00:18:50] and perhaps this agreement of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey
[00:18:54] is a message of this new era that we can certainly
[00:18:58] rely on others for our security, but not complete reliance,
[00:19:01] we need to strengthen our defense, our technology, our partnerships
[00:19:04] and our
[00:22:39] Assalamu Alaikum, today is August 9,
[00:22:42] 1947, a Friday, the designated Governor-General of Pakistan,
[00:22:46] Muhammad Ali Jinnah, has urged Muslims to treat Hindus and other
[00:22:50] minorities with brotherhood and equality.
[00:22:53] He has instructed the Muslim League to launch a campaign in the state
[00:22:57] of Pakistan to highlight the equal
[00:23:01] and their role in nation-building so that baseless
[00:23:04] propaganda from Congress circles regarding the future of non-Muslims
[00:23:08] in Pakistan can be countered.
[00:23:11] Information from Lahore states that the editors of prominent newspapers
[00:23:15] have written a letter to Lord Mountbatten
[00:23:19] in eastern
[00:23:50] a standing committee has been formed in this regard, which includes
[00:23:54] Sardar Shaukat Hayat, Inspector General of Police, and Chief Secretary.
[00:23:57] Government buildings will be illuminated across West Punjab
[00:24:01] to express gratitude. Furthermore, according to reports
[00:24:05] received from Peshawar, independence will be celebrated
[00:24:09] on August 15 at Kingham Hall in Peshawar. The inauguration
[00:24:12] of telecommunication
[00:24:16] to connect Pakistan's proposed federal capital Karachi with other parts of the country.
[00:25:20] that we were young but we had enough awareness
[00:25:23] that we used to hear from elders that for a country
[00:25:27] every person every individual whether men
[00:25:31] children and adults all were trying to get our
[00:25:34] separate Look, sir, after 1947,
[00:25:38] as I said before, if
[00:25:41] Pakistan has continued or remained, it is
[00:25:44] only because of its spirit.
[00:25:48] ہے
[00:25:52] Because all these big officers
[00:25:55] had gone there and the remaining resources
[00:26:11] So when, believe me,
[00:26:13] these two things are important, which I
[00:26:17] feel now. The first thing was that there was no
[00:26:21] police standing there
[00:26:24] because the Pashtun people
[00:26:27] were the most numerous among them, so
[00:26:30] when there are so many loving people standing, what is the need for protection?
[00:26:34] So when we got close to them, there was a woman
[00:26:37] standing behind me. The woman, I don't know
[00:26:41] in what enthusiasm, started screaming at them.
[00:26:44] She was screaming so loudly, hitting herself,
[00:26:48] that she caught the attention of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
[00:26:51] So he somehow signaled to his driver
[00:26:55] or whatever he did, and came to us. For a few seconds, his car
[00:26:59] stopped. And Qadir Ali thought
[00:27:03] that perhaps I am the son of
[00:27:05] that woman because I was standing next to her and he
[00:27:09] also knew that in Pashtun tradition, men do not shake hands
[00:27:12] with women. So he
[00:27:15] explicitly extended his hand towards me
[00:27:19] and I also took his hand and pressed it,
[00:27:21] then he moved on, and
[00:27:25] here, this woman who was behind me, started screaming and
[00:27:29] took my hand and started kissing it.
[00:29:02] magnificent projects like CPEC are a symbol of the country's
[00:29:05] progress, economy, and the confidence of foreign investors.
[00:29:09] For
[00:29:16] the national leadership is working hand in hand
[00:29:19] for nation-building.
[00:29:21] ہے۔