Bilawal Bhutto’s Anti-India Rhetoric Dismantled By U.S. Journalist; Pakistan’s Own Tender Documents Confirm Indian Airstrike Damage

In a heated international forum, Pakistan's former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari alleged that India uses terrorism as a political tool to "demonize Muslims," referencing recent attacks in Kashmir. However, a U.S.-based journalist countered his claims, pointing out that Muslim Indian military officers themselves led official briefings on the counter-terror operations. Bhutto, visibly cornered, failed to respond effectively.The Indian side has consistently emphasized its precision in operations, avoiding civilian casualties, while also reiterating its commitment to fighting terrorism through global cooperation such as FATF monitoring on terror funding—where Pakistan was previously grey-listed from 2018 to 2022.Meanwhile, Pakistan has unintentionally validated India’s recent military operations. Multiple tenders published by the Pakistan Air Force reveal urgent requests for repairs at several airbases—Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Hyderabad, Karachi, among others—damaged during India's Operation Sindoor. Pakistan’s own classified dossier, now leaked, confirms that India targeted 28 military sites, not just the 20 initially claimed.The dossier mentions missile strikes on Jhelum, Chenab regions, and Noor Khan Airbase, along with drone attacks in Lahore, Peshawar, and Karachi. These revelations contradict Pakistan’s earlier denials and suggest a strategic and far-reaching Indian strike capability that caught Islamabad off-guard