Intel Points to Indian attack on Pakistan within 36 hours – Atta
Information Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that Pakistan possesses “credible intelligence” suggesting India may attack within the next 24 to 36 hours. Pakistan has warned of potential Indian military action following the Pahalgam attack, as tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors reach a critical point.
India has accused Pakistan of cross-border involvement in the Pahalgam incident without providing evidence, while Pakistan’s leadership denies any role. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has demanded a neutral investigation, but India’s aggressive posture continues.
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif confirmed Pakistan’s military readiness, while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi granted his forces “operational freedom” to retaliate. Tarar condemned India’s “reckless” stance, warning of catastrophic consequences for the region.
Key Developments:
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Pakistan shoots down two Indian drones violating airspace along the Line of Control (LoC).
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Stock markets plunge amid fears of conflict.
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Cyberattack attempts on Pakistani government websites foiled.
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Pakistan vows strong retaliation if India initiates military action.
Modi’s government has faced criticism for escalating tensions, with global calls for restraint. Meanwhile, Pakistan reaffirms its commitment to defend its sovereignty while urging international intervention to prevent war.
Stay updated on the latest India-Pakistan military tensions as the situation unfolds.
