In light of growing Indian belligerence and renewed threats of military incursion into Pakistan, reliable sources have confirmed that Pakistan’s armed forces are on high alert, prepared for a full-spectrum response—ranging from conventional warfare to the strategic deployment of nuclear assets.
A Strategy of Escalation
According to reliable source within the Pakistani Govternament, the Indian military establishment is planning limited surgical strikes in what it falsely labels as “anti-terror operations” inside Pakistan or in the vicinity of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK). This follows a well-documented pattern of India using cross-border narratives to stoke domestic support while distracting from internal failures.
These reports, corroborated by satellite movement and intercepted communications, suggest that the Indian Air Force (IAF) has been conducting mock drills near the Line of Control (LoC), particularly in the Rajouri and Poonch sectors. “Such drills are not defensive in nature—they are offensive preparations,” a Reliable source said under the condition of anonymity.
“Full-Spectrum Retaliation”
Pakistan’s military doctrine is clear and unequivocal. Any incursion—be it a limited strike or a full-scale offensive—will be met with unmatched retaliation across all domains: land, air, sea, and cyberspace.
“Pakistan does not differentiate between a surgical strike or a full-scale invasion. For us, any intrusion into our sovereign territory is war,” stated a retired senior official of Pakistan’s Strategic Plans Division (SPD).
This is not bluster, but a doctrine grounded in strategic necessity. As former Prime Minister Imran Khan warned during his 2019 UNGA address, “What will we do? We will fight. And when a country seven times smaller is faced with a choice—either surrender or fight to the end—what will it do? I ask myself this question. My belief is: we will fight. And when a nuclear-armed country fights to the end, it has consequences far beyond the borders.”
Pakistan’s Second-Strike Capability is Operational
Contrary to propaganda from New Delhi-based media, Pakistan’s nuclear deterrent is not symbolic. Reliable sources confirm that Pakistan maintains a fully operational second-strike capability, including:
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Air-launched cruise missiles (Ra’ad II)
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Land-based short-range tactical nuclear weapons (Nasr/Hatf IX)
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Submarine-launched platforms (Babur-3 SLCM)
This capability ensures that even in the event of a decapitating Indian first strike, Pakistan retains the ability to respond decisively—a core component of “Credible Minimum Deterrence” as outlined by Pakistan’s National Command Authority.
From Kashmir to Kutch:
Pakistan’s response will not be geographically limited. Reliable military assessments suggest Pakistan is fully capable of expanding the theater of war, targeting critical Indian military and economic installations far beyond Kashmir, including:
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Air bases in Rajasthan and Gujarat
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Naval installations along the western seaboard
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Key economic targets like ports, refineries, and command centers
High-level sources also indicate that Pakistan’s cyber warfare division is prepared to paralyze India’s financial systems and communication infrastructure in the event of a prolonged conflict.
The Path from Conventional to Nuclear
Pakistan has consistently emphasized that it does not want war, but if forced, it will not fight with one hand tied. Based on established doctrine, here is the likely escalation pathway:
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Indian Incursion or Strike
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Surgical strike, missile attack, or land operation.
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Conventional Retaliation
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Precision air strikes, artillery, and mobilization of forces along LoC and IB.
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Theater-Wide Conventional Escalation
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Naval deployments, economic blockades countered, long-range missile deployments.
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Tactical Nuclear Use
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In case of deep Indian penetration or threat to strategic installations.
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Strategic Nuclear Use
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If existential threat emerges due to massive Indian assault.
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“Our deterrence is not merely to deter war, but to win peace on equal terms. India must understand: any misadventure will be its last,” a senior ISI official warned.
International Silence:
Despite the gravity of the situation, international actors—including the UN and Western powers—have turned a blind eye to Indian aggression. The Modi regime’s ultranationalist agenda threatens the entire South Asian region, yet India continues to enjoy diplomatic impunity under the false pretext of “counter-terrorism.”
It is imperative that global powers act immediately to restrain India. A nuclear conflict in South Asia would not remain confined—it would plunge the entire region and beyond into chaos, radiation, economic collapse, and irreparable human loss.
No Red Lines Left to Cross
Pakistan has drawn its red lines clearly:
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Any violation of Pakistani airspace or territory.
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Any attempt to target Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
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Any assault on Pakistani military or nuclear assets.
Each of these will be treated as an act of war, triggering a multi-domain, full-spectrum retaliation.
Peace is Pakistan’s first choice, but survival is its obligation. Reliable intelligence suggests that any Indian military misadventure will ignite a war that India cannot control and Pakistan will not de-escalate on India’s terms.
