Pakistan PM warns of escalation, calls for talks with India
Javed Rana
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan’s prime minister has called for talks with India and warned against an escalation of the conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors over Kashmir. Imran Khan said the two sides could not afford a miscalculation with the weapons they have.
Press TV correspondent Javed Rana reports from Islamabad.
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