Dar rejects India's account of May 2025 confrontation; asserts ceasefire was mutual

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Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar rejected India's account of the May 2025 confrontation, accusing New Delhi of spreading misinformation and AI-generated fake content. He said Pakistan neither initiated nor sought a ceasefire, and documented India's strike on Nur Khan Air Base as a serious miscalculation met with a restrained but effective Pakistani response. Dar claimed Pakistan intercepted 79 of 80 Indian drones, shot down four Indian Rafale jets, and destroyed two S-400 systems—assertions he said were verified by international media using heat-signature analysis. He dismissed Indian claims of downed Pakistani F-16s as disproven and called for independent verification of wreckage. Pakistan maintains the ceasefire was mutually agreed via military hotlines, warned against Indian ‘war hysteria’, and urged dialogue while reaffirming readiness to defend its sovereignty.

Elena Moretti

European Affairs Correspondent at Independent Journalist

Elena Moretti is an Italian investigative journalist specializing in EU politics, corruption, and organized crime. She has worked with major European publications and won the European Press Prize for her exposé on cross-border financial fraud. Based in Rome, she reports on Mediterranean migration and Southern European affairs.

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Dar rejects India's account of May 2025 confrontation; asserts ceasefire was mutual

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