In a moment that should have shaken global diplomacy, Pakistan’s Defence Minister casually admitted that the country had funded, trained, and supported terrorists for over three decades. But he didn’t stop there. In his words, it was done on behalf of the United States, Britain, and the wider West.
“We have been doing this dirty work for the United States for about three decades… and West, including Britain,”
said the Defence Minister, on record, during a televised interview.
Let that sink in: Pakistan’s top defence official just confirmed what India has been screaming about for decades. That terror wasn’t an accident. It was policy—and the West was in on it.
West’s Complicity: Not Ignorance—Agreement
Let’s call it what it is. The West knew exactly where its money was going.
In the name of Cold War geopolitics and the “War on Terror,” billions were pumped into Pakistan’s security apparatus, all while India kept burying its dead from attacks orchestrated by the same ecosystem.
Could they not see it? Of course they could. The same groups attacking India were training openly in Pakistan. Their handlers gave interviews. Their camps had coordinates.
The West didn’t just look away. It funded terror—and agreed to it.
And now, when Pakistan’s own Defence Minister admits it, the silence from Washington and London is deafening.
After Pahalgam: What Now? (Defence)
Just days ago, 26 Hindu civilians were brutally killed in Pahalgam. Among the four terrorists, two were confirmed Pakistani nationals. The group that claimed responsibility operates freely in Pakistan under ISI protection. These are not coincidences. These are continuations.
Now, imagine if India retaliates.
How will the world react?
Will they call for “restraint”? Will they clutch their pearls about “escalation”? Or will they finally accept that India is dealing with a terror state that just admitted its crimes?
The Defence Minister’s words strip the West of its excuses and remove Pakistan’s mask. If India chooses to respond, it will be within its moral right—and the world has no right to object.
Not the First Time: The Pulwama Confession
This is not even the first confession.
In 2020, Pakistani Minister Fawad Chaudhry stood in Parliament and proudly said:
“We did it. Pulwama is our success.”
That attack killed 40 Indian soldiers. Pakistan called it a “great achievement”.
Now, their Defence Minister confirms decades of support for terror—against India, Afghanistan, and others. The script hasn’t changed. Only the speaker has.
The World Knows—and Still Looks Away
Despite all this, not a single Western leader has condemned Pakistan for its role in Pahalgam. Not one sanction. No blacklists. No demands.
The same nations that rush to police India’s internal matters—be it Kashmir, CAA, or farm laws—suddenly lose their tongues when actual terrorism is confessed on tape.
Why?
Because as long as terrorism hurts India, it’s geopolitically “manageable.” That’s the cold truth.
A Message to Every Indian (Defence)
This is not just Pakistan’s exposure—it’s a wake-up call for every Indian.
The West is not your friend. Not when they arm your enemies. Not when they ignore your dead. And certainly not when they shake hands with the funders of the terror that bleeds your soil.
It’s time we stop pretending to be surprised, and start preparing—strategically, diplomatically, and morally.
Because when the Defence Minister of a nation admits to funding terror, and the world still shrugs, it’s no longer a security issue—it’s sovereignty.