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Pakistan says any Indian attempt to shut Indus river supply is an 'act of war'

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Pakistan says any Indian attempt to shut Indus river supply is an 'act of war'

Pakistan says any Indian attempt to shut Indus river supply is an 'act of war'

Pakistan's foreign ministry says Islamabad would consider any attempt by India to stop the supply of water from the Indus River an "act of war".

During a weekly briefing, the ministry's spokesperson lists a string of measures against India, which has blamed Pakistan for backing a deadly shooting attack in contested Kashmir.


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