New Delhi:
Pakistan’s work of any future of terror will be considered a task of war, and India will answer accordingly, sources said today.
Warning is important because Pakistan is starting drone and missile attacks on military establishments and civil areas in northern India for the last three nights. Almost all of them have been stopped by a strong Indian air defense network.
The announcement of new engagement rules against terror with cross-border linkage took place two weeks after the terrorists associated with Pakistan killed 26 tourists in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir.
In response, while India launched the Prodigy Cruise Missile Strike in the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Jammu and Kashmir (Pojk), the neighboring country, where the army has made a strong hold on the civil government, increased the situation by attacking civil areas in India.
The Pakistani Army’s role in supporting terrorists to start attacks against India became even more clear when they stood in defense of hit terrorist infrastructure by Indian missiles as part of Operation Sindoor.
Indian military and intelligence sources pointed to irrefutable evidence that the elements within the Pakistan Army, especially inter-service intelligence (ISI), were providing logistics support, safe havens, training and financial support to terrorist groups working in POJK. Sources said that the proximity of some terrorist camps is suspected to be doubted for the known military installations and cantonment that they were being deliberately shielded, the sources said.
In many cases, terrorists were seen using the infrastructure of the Pakistani Army or enjoying unfit access to the restricted areas, said that despite repeated international appeals, the Pakistani establishment had reduced these networks to eliminate these networks – an inactive tolerance, which, was the amount of active cooperation in the scene of India.
Any work of terror which will be considered a declaration of war will include bombings, firing, flight kidnapping and cyber, biological or chemical attacks. These include attacks on government buildings, military camps and institutions.
While non-state actors usually carry out terrorist activities, some nations openly support terrorism, such as Pakistan’s encouragement and instability after and after terrorist attacks launched.
India has not only sought to destroy the physical infrastructure, but also sought to highlight the duality of the Pakistan Army internationally, which presented themselves as a responsible actor on global platforms, while secretly nurturing violent non-state actors, sources said.
