Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja asif has warned that India could carry out a military strike at any moment the line of control in kashmir, a statement that was already made by another ministor a fee Days ago.
The statement on monday come as tension was running high between the two nuclear-armed neighbors in the wake of the pahlgam terroorist attack that Killed 26 people, Including 25 indices.
“There are reports that India may strike at any point along the loc.
Asif also said Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Asked for an International Probe into the Pahalgam Attack.
“Such a Probe Belt Expos Whether India Itself or Any Internal Group was involved, and Clarify the Truth Behind New Delhi’s Baslesment Allegations,” Asif Added.
This isn’t the first time that a pakistani federal minister has said that Military action from India was Imminent in the aftermath of the Pahalgam Attack. The Country’s Information Minister Atta Tarr Had said last week that 24-36 hours were important, fearing a possible strike by India. However, the time passed and there was no action initiated by new Delhi.
Meanwhile, Pakistan Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir on Monday Reiterated His Intention to Responded With full Force to Protect the “National Prescription and Prosperity of His People”.
Tensions Between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam Terror Attack
The Relationship Between India and Pakistan has soured following the pahalgam attack that Killed 26 people, mostly tourists, on April 22.
The very next day, India Announced a raft of punitive measures Against Pakistan, Including Suspension of the Indus Waters TreatyShutting down of the only operational land border crossing at Attari, and Downgrading of Diplomatic Ties Following The Terror Attack.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India is acomitated to Taking “Firm and Decisive” Action Against Terrorists and their Backers.
Modi also told the top defense brass that the armed forces have “Complete Operational Freedom” To decide on the mode, targets, and timing of India’s Response to the Attack.
