Pakistan military spokesman says 'we will not de-escalate' with India

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Pakistan military spokesman says 'we will not de-escalate' with India

Pakistan's military spokesman said on Friday it would not "de-escalate" with India, after days of missile, artillery, and drone attacks.

"We will not de-escalate -- with the damages India did on our side, they should take a hit," Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry told the media at a briefing.

"So far, we have been protecting ourselves, but they will get an answer in our own timing."

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