Pakistan Warns India Against Weaponizing Transboundary Rivers Under Indus Treaty
Pakistani officials have cautioned India against politicizing or unilaterally altering the Indus Waters Treaty, warning that such actions would carry profound regional consequences. Islamabad is urging New Delhi to restore constructive dialogue and uphold existing water-sharing agreements.
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'Profound consequences': Indus Water Treaty must not be weaponised, FM Dar warns India
WASHINGTON: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Friday warned that any attempt to deprive Pakistan of waters “rightfully allocated to it” under the Indus Waters Treaty would have “profound consequences for regional peace and security”. The IWT has come under strain since India announced in 2025 that it was placing its treaty obligations in abeyance. The announcement followed an attack on tourists in occupied Kashmir’s Pahalgam that killed 26 tourists — an incident New Delh...
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Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US, Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, speaks at an event in Washington, DC, in this photo released on April 7, 2025. — X@AmbRizSaeed Sheikh says India distorting the treaty's history, structure and purpose.Pakistan's US envoy says IWT remains “valid,...
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