In mid-August, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan threatened to “teach Delhi a lesson” and vowed a “fight until the end against any Indian violations in disputed Kashmir.” Then later in the month, Khan escalated his threats of a nuclear war with India over Kashmir. Khan also recently said that the struggle against India over Kashmir was a jihad, and Pakistan would support Muslim Kashmiris even if the world did not. Yet Khan also stated that “it was wrong to ever equate Islam with terrorism,” and declared that “radical Islam” does not exist. He also decried the “‘Islamophobia’ faced by Muslims worldwide.” However, Khan has admitted that the Pakistani spy service and army trained al-Qaeda in Afghanistan.
It is a well-established fact that Pakistan is a state funder of jihad terror; this fact prompted the Trump administration to cancel $300,000,000 in aid to Pakistan last year. Pakistan also persecutes Christians in the name of Islam by means of its cruel blasphemy laws. Cases are frequently trumped up against Christians. This latest news about Turkish-Pakistani ties, and specifically about Turkey building warships for Pakistan, represents not only an escalated threat for India, but for the entire world, given the fact that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is a formidable jihadist who has visions of a revived Ottoman empire.
“Turkey to build four MILGEM warships for Pakistan Navy, announces President Erdogan,” by Shravan Kumar reddy Apparigani, Herald Publicist, October 1, 2019:
Giving additional proof of strengthening ties between Turney [sic] and Pakistan, president Recep Tayyip Erdogan introduced on Sunday that his nation has began setting up 4 warships for Pakistan.
Talking at a ceremony to mark the start of the work on the warship, which has been named MILGEM, Erdogan stated: “I hope that Pakistan benefits from the naval warship that was being provided to it by Turkey.”
In accordance with stories, the warship will likely be 99 metres lengthy, may have a displacement capability of two,400 tonnes and can be capable of journey at a velocity of 29 nautical miles. The primary two corvettes will likely be manufactured in Turkey and the opposite two will likely be made in Pakistan by way of know-how switch.
The 4 warships will likely be made by way of a deal signed by the Pakistan Navy in July 2018 for the acquisition of 4 MILGEM-class ships from Turkey.
Together with Erdogan, Pakistan Navy Commander Admiral Zafar Mahmood Abbasi was additionally current on the ceremony on Sunday, the place the duo reduce the primary steel plate of the primary of the 4 MILGEM Ada class.
Erdogan additionally took the chance to fee a brand new ship into the Turkish Navy.
The ties between Pakistan and Turkey have been evidently robust over the previous week. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan introduced a three way partnership between his nation, Turkey and Malaysia, by way of which a joint English channel will likely be launched….