The commander of the Pakistani Army Assamer Maunir denied today on Monday the statement of India that the army received actual support from China during the conflict between the two countries in May.
The deputy commander of the Indian Army of the lieutenant, General Rahul Singh, said that China provided “direct and direct” information about large Indian sites.
In her statement, the Pakistani army quoted Munira in her speech in front of the party, which completed the National Security and Wars in Islamabad, that “hints associated with external support are irresponsible and incorrect in reality.”
Pakistani officials were denied what is said about the actual support of China in the conflict with India.
Beijing and Islamabad were close to close ties, and China was invested in billions of dollars in energy and infrastructure in Pakistan.
Meanwhile, Indo -Chinese relations were tense after a collision in 2020, which led to a four -year military confrontation, but the tension began to hide its severity after the two countries reached an agreement on the withdrawal from the stress in October.
India and Pakistan used missiles, drones and artillery shells in four -day battles in May, and the worst between them was decades.
The conflict erupted in the beginning after an attack aimed at tourists that control India from the Kashmir region in April. New Delia, Islamabad, was accused of responsibility for the attack before the two countries agreed to the ceasefire.
Pakistan denied what kind of role in the attack.
