The Pakistani minister warns against a possible Indian military strike in 24 to 36 hours | Conflict news

Islamabad says that “decisively responded” to any military action when tensions with New Delhi fly away after the Kashmir attack.

The Pakistani Minister of Information and Radiation said that Islamabad has “credible information” that India intends to launch a military strike in the following 24 to 36 hours, while tensions between the two countries degenerate following a deadly attack in the cashmere administered by the Indians.

In an article on social networks early Wednesday, Attaullah Tarar accused India of having used last week Pahalgam attackWho killed 26 tourists, “like a false pretext” to potentially hit Pakistan.

The Minister has provided no concrete information to support his complaint, and the Indian government did not immediately comment on the allegations.

“Any act of aggression will be welcomed by a decisive response. India will be fully responsible for the serious consequences in the region,” said Tarar in the position on X.

Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif, also told the Reuters news agency that a military foray for India was “imminent”.

Islamabad is on alert, but will only use its nuclear weapons if “there is a direct threat to our existence,” said AIF.

The Ministry of India for external affairs did not immediately respond to a request for comments from the Reuters news agency on the latest remarks of Tarar.

Tensions between the two countries increased after India said that there were Pakistani elements linked to the attack on April 22 at the Pahalgam mountain station.

It was the deadliest attack on the tourists of the cashmere administered by the Indians in more than two decades, and the Indian Prime Minister Narendra amended to prosecute the attackers.

A declaration published in the name of the Fatrite Resistance (TRF), which would be an emanation from the Lashkar-E-Taiba based in Pakistanai, claimed the responsibility of the attack.

But Islamabad denied any role in what happened and called for a neutral investigation.

After the attack, the neighbors sparked a series of diplomatic measures against each other, including the revocations of the visas and the closure of the Pakistani airspace to the Indian airlines.

India has also suspended its participation in Industry Water Treatywhich regulates the sharing of water from the Industry river and its tributaries between the two countries.

This decision sparked demonstrations in Pakistan and the Pakistani government said that it was preparing legal action on New Delhi’s decision.

Fire was exchanged Along the control line (LOC), the 740 km (460 mile) border separating areas controlled by Indian and Pakistani cashmere, which prompted international calls to defuse tensions.

On Tuesday, the United States urged the two countries to work towards a “responsible solution”.

“We hold the hands of both parties and we say it … not to degenerate the situation,” journalists told the Ministry of the State spokesman, citing a statement by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The spokesman added that Rubio would speak to the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan on Tuesday or Wednesday and encouraged other foreign ministers to do the same.

The United Nations also said that Secretary -General Antonio Guterres spoke with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the Indian Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanya Jaishankar and “stressed the need to avoid a confrontation that could lead to tragic consequences”.