Pakistan lost control of its Frankenstein monster of terrorism which has returned to haunt it: India at UN
- Posted on October 8, 2026
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In brief
India's UN intervention exposes Pakistan's inability to manage the terrorist networks it historically cultivated, which now threaten its own national security. Pakistani officials privately acknowledge that internal militant organizations pose a more severe domestic risk than external threats. India calls for coordinated international action against state-sponsored terrorism and warns that the upcoming FATF review will intensify scrutiny of Pakistan's financial connections to militant groups.
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Pakistan lost control of its Frankenstein monster of terrorism which has returned to haunt it: India at UN
India addressed the United Nations, highlighting Pakistan's failure to control terrorism it once sponsored. The Indian representative criticized Pakistan's contradictory statements regarding terrorism and its impact on its own country. Acknowledging internal struggles, Pakistani leaders admitted that terrorism poses a greater threat domestically than externally. India emphasized the international community's responsibility to act against terrorism and state sponsors. The upcoming FATF plenary will further scrutinize Pakistan's financial support for terrorism.
