The Shadow of War over Kashmir: Pakistan Warns of Nuclear Conflict

A deadly attack in the disputed Kashmir region has pushed India and Pakistan dangerously close to the brink. With 26 tourists killed and accusations flying, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif warns the conflict could escalate into full-scale war — between two nuclear-armed nations.

“If there is an all-out attack or something like that, then obviously there will be an all-out war,” Asif told Sky News, emphasizing that Pakistan’s military is prepared to “respond in kind” to any aggression from India.

New Delhi blames Pakistan

While New Delhi blames Pakistan for the massacre, Asif claims the incident was staged by India itself in a “false flag” operation. “Absolutely. They create these situations,” he said.

Despite the harsh rhetoric, Asif expressed hope that diplomacy could prevail. He called on the international community — especially the United States — to step in before the situation spirals out of control.

The Kashmir conflict has long been a powder keg between India and Pakistan. Now, tensions are flaring again — and the world watches anxiously as the threat of nuclear confrontation looms.

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