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A terror attack in the Kashmir region by Islamic jihadists, which killed several dozen tourists, has sparked another possible global conflict, and once again, nuclear weapons are at play.
The timing and origin of this attack is suspicious. Are globalists looking to ignite a nuclear conflict?
The American public is getting wary of false flag direct actions - are the Southwest Asian people more susceptible?
Pakistan and India have both cancelled air travel between their nations, prohibited trade, and expelled diplomats.
The internet is abuzz about nuclear weapons comparisons between the Muslim and Hindu regions, a leftover from British colonial control and division.
Pakistan’s National Security Committee meeting today to respond to India’s sweeping diplomatic and security measures, reports Clash Report.
Chaired by PM Shehbaz Sharif, the meeting included top military, political, and intelligence officials to assess tensions.
India has blamed Pakistan for the attack and retaliated by suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, expelling diplomats, and closing borders.
Pakistan condemned the moves as “reckless” and warned of reciprocal action if tensions escalate.
Indian PM Modi declared after the Kashmir attack, "India will punish every terrorist. India will pursue the terrorist to the end of the earth."
The Following is from Visegrad 24 on X:
India announces strong measures against Pakistan following yesterday’s deadly terror attack against Hindu tourists (26 killed) by Islamist terrorists from Pakistan:
1. Cancelling visas for all Pakistanis
2. Suspends Indus Waters Treaty (1960)
3. Closes the Wagah border crossing
- Pakistan has previously stated that terminating the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) could amount to an act of war.
The World Bank-brokered agreement allocates the waters of 6 rivers in the Indus Basin.
India controls the eastern rivers (Sutlej, Beas, Ravi) with unrestricted use, while Pakistan has primary rights over the western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab), though India can use them for non-consumptive purposes like hydropower.
If India starts blocking access to water from all 6 rivers, Pakistan will be hit by a water scarcity crisis and its economy will be in serious trouble as 70% of Pakistan’s water needs are covered by these rivers.
Pakistan’s Punjab and Sindh provinces, key agricultural hubs, would face severe water shortages followed by reduced crop yields, food insecurity, and economic losses.
- The Wagah border crossing, near Amritsar (India) and Lahore (Pakistan), is a key trade and cultural link, famous for its daily flag-lowering ceremony. Closing the vital trade route will particularly impact trade in agricultural products and cement.
Pakistan will instead have to rely on costlier routes via third countries or ports, increasing import costs and inflation. The Lahore region will face immediate economic hardship, unemployment and potential social unrest.
