Pakistani DG-ISPR's 'Street-Level' Remarks Expose Army's Fear & Frustration

• Pakistani DG-ISPR used 'street-level' language like 'money back if not entertained,' violating diplomatic decorum.
• The press briefing revealed the Pakistan Army's deep-seated frustration, resentment, fear, and inferiority complex towards India.
• DG-ISPR's threatening language against India and Afghanistan exposes Pakistan's double standards on peace.
• The statement about becoming a 'hard state' by 2026 indicates a previously weak position, according to defense experts.
• Rhetoric about readiness for confrontation aims to suppress dissent and mislead its own people, not a genuine strategy.

Why It Matters: Pakistani DG-ISPR's undiplomatic remarks reveal army's deep-seated fear, frustration, and anti-India stance.