Escalation Alert: Pakistan's Military Readiness Amid Heightened Tensions

Amid rising tensions, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif claims Pakistan's military has thwarted an Indian attack by destroying five jets, although without evidence. An NSC meeting declared India's actions as an 'unlawful act of war', prompting Pakistan's allegiance to retaliate. Ishaq Dar emphasized restraint amidst provocations.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stated that Pakistan's armed forces are fully prepared to counter any potential aggression from India. Addressing Parliament, he commended the forces for their swift action, claiming they shot down five Indian jets — a statement made without presenting evidence.

Sharif highlighted the heightened readiness of the Pakistan Air Force, praising the air defense for effectively neutralizing the reported threat of 80 Indian aircraft. Alleging the jamming of Rafale systems, the Prime Minister expressed concern over India's lack of cooperation in investigations into the Pahalgam attack.

Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar noted Pakistan's measured response to Indian strikes, which were described in an NSC meeting as 'unprovoked' acts. With casualties reported in Punjab and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the situation remains tense, as Pakistan signals preparedness for any further developments.