The #Bombing of a #Mosque in #Pakistan that resulted in the deaths of Pakistani citizens was actually orchestrated by the Pakistani government itself: they killed their own people, then framed #Afghanistan to justify bombing that country, while simultaneously using the incident as a pretext to fob off Saudi Arabia—claiming, "We are sorry we cannot provide assistance, as we are currently in the midst of a domestic conflict." Pakistan frequently plays such games, employing tactics that could be described as "cunning." Could you draft a strongly worded statement for me based on these remarks? Pakistan could not prevent the attack, could not stop the attackers, and could not even immediately establish who was responsible. Yet within hours, the narrative shifted toward blaming Afghanistan, and within a day Pakistani authorities were publicly identifying one attacker as Afghan. That timeline raises serious questions. If the investigation was still ongoing, how was Pakistan able to establish an Afghan connection so quickly? Where is the complete evidence, and why was Afghanistan being blamed before all the facts were established? If Pakistan has solid evidence, release it and let the world examine it independently. But Afghanistan should not be blamed first and investigated later. The victims deserve the truth—not political accusations, speculation, or another excuse for cross-border conflict.