Pakistan has sharply rejected India&rsquo;s recent allegations on nuclear testing and clandestine activities, accusing New Delhi of twisting remarks made by former U.S. President Donald Trump. At a weekly media briefing, Foreign Office spokesperson Tahir Andrabi insisted that Pakistan&rsquo;s nuclear record has remained unchanged since its last tests in 1998.
&ldquo;India is clearly distorting facts and misrepresenting the remarks of US President Trump. The US side has already clarified its position to the media regarding the statement by the President,&rdquo; Andrabi said, responding to Indian claims that Pakistan continues to pursue covert nuclear testing.
Andrabi stressed that Pakistan has been a consistent supporter of international efforts to ban nuclear tests, including resolutions at the UN General Assembly. &ldquo;Allegations of &lsquo;clandestine or illegal nuclear activities&rsquo; are baseless, malicious,&rdquo; he added.&nbsp;India has alleged that Pakistan&rsquo;s nuclear programme relies on decades of smuggling and violations of export controls, a claim Islamabad vehemently denies, calling it a politically driven narrative aimed at maligning its security framework.
When pressed on a separate issue, the deadly explosion in Delhi earlier this week that killed 13 people, Andrabi remained evasive. Investigators in India have suggested possible links between a suspect in the blast and Pakistan-based terror groups, including Jaish-e-Mohammed. But the spokesperson brushed that off: &ldquo;We do not know who these people are.&rdquo;
The comments highlight ongoing tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, not just over terrorism, but also over longstanding suspicions surrounding each other&rsquo;s nuclear ambitions.

Pakistan Hits Back at India Over Nuclear Claims

Islamabad accuses Delhi of misquoting Trump and deflects on alleged blast suspects

Pakistan Hits Back at India Over Nuclear Claims

Islamabad accuses Delhi of misquoting Trump and deflects on alleged blast suspects

November 15, 2025 | 21:27 IST