After a strict attack in Kashmir, Pakistan’s arches to strike from India

The Pakistani government struck a measured tone after the militants killed more than twenty Indian civilians in Kashmir on Tuesday, Egypt that he does not care about seeing tensions with India.

But throughout Pakistan, people are watched with increasing anxiety, as Indian officials hint at the possibility of military strikes, and the TV waves of defense analysts are filled with unpredictable consequences if fighting between nuclear armed neighbors intensified.

The Indian government has not officially identified any group as behind the attack in A. Houthi tourist area From Kashmir, the Indian director. But it announced a wave of Punitive measures Against Pakistan on Wednesday, including the suspension of the critical water treaty, in response to what it said was Pakistan’s support for terrorist attacks inside India.

After the Indian declaration, Pakistan said it determined the schedule of the National Security Committee, the highest decisions forum in the country on security and foreign policy, to arrive on Thursday to formulate a response.

The attack in Kashmir, an area that claims the two countries, has fought wars, which led to a common pattern.

Soon the Indian media, which is largely compatible with the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, indicated a finger in Pakistan. Pakistan denied its involvement and accused India of trying to pay attention from the security lapses in the comfortable area.

The last militant attack of this scale occurred in the Indian part of Kashmir in 2019, when dozens of Indian security personnel were killed. After this attack, India I launched an air battle This stopped an overall war.

Some Pakistani analysts warn that the current confrontation can be condensed after the 2019 confrontation. Sayed Mohamed Ali, security analyst in Islamabad, said on Wednesday: “The Indian escalation has already begun last night, and it will be on a scale of February 2019.”

He claimed that India was using the attack to seek solidarity with the United States and defuse the tensions about President Trump’s threat of definitions, as well as reformulating payment for independence in Kashmir as a terrorist movement.

As of Wednesday, Pakistani officials said they had not seen any evidence of an Indian military mobilization. They said that the Pakistani army remained alert along the control line that separates the Indian and Pakistani parts destroyed by Kashmir.

A senior Pakistani security official, speaking on the condition that his identity is not disclosed about discussing sensitive diplomatic and military issues, said that Pakistan will deal with any escalation for the grays’ sacrifice carefully, but it will thwart the incursions by India if it occurs.

Some military analysts and current and former officials accused India of organizing the attack, noting that it came while Vice President JD Vance was visiting India.

“They blame Pakistan without evidence.”

Then he made a joke about the 2019 confrontation between Pakistan and India, when a video of the Indian Air Force Punrifier, the leader of the wing, Abenandan Verhaman, appeared in the tea while he was detained by Pakistani.

“If India tries anything again, they should remember – we have provided tea to Abenandan in 2019,” said Mr. Minhas. “This time, we may give him biscuits.”

The current tensions have revived the memories of the 2019 episode.

A suicide bombing in February in the city of Poloa pushed an Indian air strike inside Pakistan, which led to a fight. An Indian plane was shot down, the wing commander Verhamman was arrested and later released – a gesture that helped calm the tensions, if it was shortly.

Officials say that the current situation is different from 2019. While the Islamic Islamic Group that was attacked in Poloama had claimed by the Islamic Armed Group, Jaish-Hamad and the targeted employees, the attack on non-armed civilians on Tuesday, and any allegations of responsibility were vague and incomprehensible.

So far, the Pakistani army has not made a public statement on Tuesday’s attack. On Wednesday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the loss of lives, denied any role from Pakistan and urged India to avoid “premature and irresponsible allegations.”

Officials and analysts warn that while the area avoids a disaster in 2019, this good luck may not repeat itself.

“During the recent escalation, both India and Pakistan were lucky to step down from peace,” said Mortga Solani, former interim information minister.

“This time, we are at a more dangerous stage,” he said. “The broken global system and excessive media in India makes it difficult for Moody to act rationally. Both countries will be a clear loser if India does not stop this madness.”