Tensions Escalate as Pakistan Warns of Imminent Indian Strike
April 30, 2025, 2:21 pm
In a dramatic turn, Pakistani officials claim they have credible intelligence predicting an imminent Indian strike. Meanwhile, Indian leadership signals readiness to respond, fueling an already volatile standoff. The exchange, equal parts dire and theatrical, highlights the perilous dance on the international stage.
New Delhi accuse Islamabad d’être en cause dans l’attentat survenu mardi dernier dans le Cachemire indien.
Tensions between the nuclear-armed nations are now at their highest since 2019, when they came to the brink of war following a suicide car bombing in Kashmir.
Le premier ministre indien Narendra Modi a donné le feu vert à des représailles à l’attaque au Cachemire.
On Wednesday, India and Pakistan accused each other of initiating the gunfire
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