Reuters: Pakistan warned of the inevitability of India’s invasion after attack in Kashmir

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Defense Pakistan Havadzha Muhammad Asif said that after a recent attack on tourists in Kashmir, the military invasion of India is almost inevitable, which further exacerbates the tension between the two nuclear states.

Source: Reuters

Direct ASIFA LANGUAGE: « We have strengthened our strength because it is what is inevitable now. Therefore, in this situation, some strategic decisions are needed, so these decisions have been made. »

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Details: After an attack in Kashmir, which resulted in 26 people killed, a wave of indignation was raised in India. In the country where the Hindus prevails, calls for decisive action against Pakistan, the majority of which are Muslims. India accuses a neighbor of supporting fighters in a controversial region of Kashmir, through which the states have been fighting several times.

According to Reuters, the Defense Minister of Pakistan Havadzh Muhammad Asif stated that India increased enemy rhetoric, and the Pakistan’s military has already informed the government about the possible preparation of the attack. Although he did not reveal the details, he called the Indian invasion of « inevitable ».

The Indian Ministries of Defense and Foreign Affairs have not commented on these statements. After the attack, India announced that the attackers were Pakistan citizens. Islamabad denies and requires an independent investigation. India Prime Minister Nari Modi promised to find and punish the perpetrators.

Asif stressed that Pakistan is in a state of increased combat readiness, but will only apply nuclear weapons in the event of a direct threat to the country. He also reported that Islamabad had already appealed to the Allies – the Gulf countries, China, the United States, the United Kingdom and others. According to him, some countries from the region have already acted as mediators.

At the same time, after the terrorist attack, India terminated the Hindu Water Treaty – an important interstate agreement on the distribution of river resources. Pakistan closed the air space for Indian aircraft.

Asif stated that the termination of the water contract is an « act of war » because it is vital to the population. Pakistan has already contacted international organizations, including the World Bank, demanding to protect this Agreement.

India also accused Pakistan of supporting radical groups that were in the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, when more than 166 people were killed. Islamabad denies it.

Recall:

• April 23 26 people were killed As a result of an armed attack by fighters on tourists in Pahalg, located in Indian Kashmir, which has become the largest attack on civilians in the region in recent years.