Shehbaz also told world leaders of horrors of Palestine’s Gaza, Kashmir dispute, and climate compensation in his UN speech.

PM Sharif, who begin his address with the Quranic verses on Friday, said his warning in 2024 that Pakistan would act decisively against external aggression has proven true. He said his country was confronted with unprovoked aggression from India in this May, to which, he said, Pakistan responded as destiny dictated.

"[India] enemy came shrouded in arrogance, we sent them back in humiliation, delivering a bloody nose," he said.

"India sought to extract political gains from human tragedy, by spurning our sincere offer of international probe into Pahalgam incident, instead it attacked our cities and innocent civilians," he said.

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"When our territorial integrity was violated, our forces mounted an operation of stunning professionalism, repulsing enemy attacks, and resulting in seven Indian jets turned to a scrap and dust."

Sharif said Pakistan assures the people of Kashmir it stands with them, according to a TRT World’s report

"One day soon, India s tyranny in Kashmir will come to a grinding halt, and Kashmir will gain its fundamental right to self-determination through plebiscite via the UN," he said.

He also pushed for Palestine to be liberated, saying "it can’t remain under shackles of Israel".

"Israel s genocidal onslaught in Gaza has unleashed unspeakable terror, in a manner we have not witnessed in the annals of history," he added.

The Prime Minister’s speech carried strong messages that Pakistan will not stay silent on aggression or global injustices. By combining Gaza, Kashmir, and climate justice in one address, he aimed to build international pressure. Many observers believe this statement signals a tougher Pakistani posture in the coming months.