It was on 28 May 1998 that Pakistan became the first nuclear power in the Islamic world and the seventh in the world after the United States, the Russian Federation (former Soviet Union), the United Kingdom, France, China and India.
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Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
This is truly another anniversary of great historical development and every Pakistani is clearly truly proud of its political affiliations, regional and other small and personal interests and interests.
Despite being neighboring nuclear powers, both India and Pakistan are somehow not enjoying good friendly relations, mainly because of the long-standing Kashmir issue, which India has been a member of the United Nations Security Council for decades. It refuses to implement the resolutions and allows Kashmiris to exercise their right to self-determination.
Despite being a nuclear power, Pakistan continues to exercise extreme restraint in the current tense situation, ensuring national security. Pakistan has been telling the world that its nuclear assets are at least for defensive and peaceful purposes and that an effective control and command system is in safe hands while ensuring the balance of power in the region. .
Along with having a nuclear power, a strong defense system is helping the government to defeat hostile elements and move decisively on the path of development and prosperity.
It is pertinent to briefly mention here who made Pakistan a nuclear power in response to India becoming a nuclear power and continuing its aggressive and threatening style.
Along with having a nuclear power, a strong defense system is helping the government to defeat hostile elements and move forward in a determined and resolute manner on the path of growth, development and prosperity.
It is pertinent to briefly mention here who made Pakistan a nuclear power in response to India becoming a nuclear power and continuing its aggressive and threatening style.
India became the world's sixth nuclear power by detonating an atomic bomb at Pokhara on 18 May 1974 and remarkably, there was no reaction or condemnation from the entire world.
Pakistan's nuclear program was started in 1974 by Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto with the help of nuclear scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan.
To cut a long story short, India detonated the atomic bomb for the second time on 11 and 13 May 1998. India in this regard. He decided in consultation with all concerned that this was a very difficult decision. Pakistan had built an atomic bomb for which all the preparations had been completed for many years, on 28 May 1998 five test firings were carried out at Rasko Hills in Chagai district of Balochistan. On May 30, 1998, the sixth test firing took place.
As stated above, Pakistan being a responsible nuclear power and every succeeding civilian government ensures the foolproof security of the country's nuclear assets through an effective control and command system. It is also generally said and believed that the defense and economic development of any country are closely related. And this is absolutely true in the case of our dear motherland Pakistan.
Pakistan, being a sovereign independent country and a nuclear power, with the ability to retaliate against any external aggression, is certainly much bigger than India in maintaining the balance of power and ensuring peace in the region. played a role.
The nation of Pakistan will continue to celebrate Takbeer Day every year on May 28. God willing.
Long live Takbeer Day. Pakistan Zindabad.