Amidst the changes in the politics of Bangladesh under the leadership of Mohammad Yunus, its closeness with Pakistan is being seen a lot. In this context, the statement of a leader of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has created a stir. Kamran Saeed Usmani, leader of Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s party PML-N, has released a video. Flags of Pakistan and Bangladesh are seen with him in the video. In this statement he claimed that if there is any kind of pressure or attack on Bangladesh, Pakistan will stand with Dhaka.

In the video message, Kamran Saeed used strong words regarding India. He said that any attack on the sovereignty of Bangladesh will be responded to. He also made his point in a more aggressive manner by referring to the tension between India and Pakistan in May 2025. Let us tell you that the video has been posted on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on a channel named Megha Update. This video has received more than 1.25 lakh views so far.

Kamran Saeed Usmani, leader from the PML, affiliated with Pak PM Shehbaz Sharif’s Party:

“If India attacks Bangladesh, Pakistan will stand with Dhaka with full force.”

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Claim of support from Bangladesh

In the statement, the PML-N leader described himself as a respecter of the history, struggle and sacrifice of Bangladesh. He said that Bangladesh will not become anyone’s slave and the people of Pakistan stand with it. According to him, solidarity between the two countries is increasing. Ever since Sheikh Hasina’s government fell in Bangladesh, closeness with Pakistan is being seen. This is the reason why leaders of Pakistan are coming out openly in support of Bangladesh. Military officers of both the countries are going on tour and are emphasizing on strengthening the military power.

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A secret Airforce deal between two neighboring Pakistan and Bangladesh has been revealed. A secret meeting was held between Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) from 15 to 19 April 2025, which was leaked. The Indian intelligence agency is alert about this.

Secret information of secret deal leaked

Important conversations between Pakistani Air Force chief and top officials of Bangladesh Armed Forces were intercepted. It was revealed that there was a discussion between the officials of the two countries on the shared development of drone self -cumbling and automatic weapons, being considered part of the modern war. Apart from this, both countries are increasing the scope of partnership in the areas of drone warfare, communication, cyber war.

Preparation to share drone warfare technology with Bangladesh

According to the report of News18, Pakistan will share drone warfare technology with Bangladesh. Apart from this, the two countries are also preparing to create a tactical air data link system. It is an encrypted communication channel, which gives the target information in real time to military aircraft, ships and ground security forces. It is used to operate from ground to air and air to air.

Pakistan is transferring technology to Dhaka

It is believed that Pakistan, which has prepared its drone war capabilities with the help of China, is now transferring technology to Dhaka. There has also been talks on anti -drone technology and cyber security systems between the two countries. Pakistan has offered anti -malware protocols and aggressive cyber training modules.

According to the report, the removal of Bangladesh President Shahabuddin was discussed in this meeting. In his place, a person is being discussed to make such a person who supports the Pakistani army. Many such documents have been handed over to intelligence agencies, which are pointing to enhance the reconnaissance and satellite based ISR capabilities. However, the help of China cannot be denied in this.

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