Pahalgam Terror Attack: Pakistan will not be able to retaliate to India's attack, the truth hidden in 4 points

Pahalgam Terror Attack: After the Pahalgam attack, there has been a lot of tension in the relations between India and Pakistan. This attack has shaken the whole of India, and the voice of "Pahalgam ke tatkaam" is rising from every corner of the country. On the other hand, Pakistan is nervous about this possible revenge. Seeing the situation worsening, India took immediate action and suspended the Indus Water Treaty as a diplomatic strike. Pakistani leaders, enraged by this move, are constantly threatening war. Recently Bilawal Bhutto even talked about "bloodshed". However, this has been Pakistan's old habit - big threats, but the ground reality says something else.

Now the question arises that if India takes any big action against Pakistan, will Pakistan be able to retaliate? If the answer is given in one word - no. Why is Pakistan not in this position? Let us understand this through four important points, which describe the helplessness and helplessness of Pakistan.

1️⃣ Whose support does Pakistan have?

Pakistan can think of retaliation only when a superpower supports it. In the current situation, the stand of almost all the big countries is clear. The China in whose lap Pakistan used to show its eyes to India, now the same China has given a clear message against the war. China has not only clarified its stand against the war, but has also recently sent a letter to the President of India expressing its desire for strong relations with India. In such a situation, it is useless to expect any kind of backup from China.

If we look at the rest of the supporters, Turkey is the only country that has given military assistance to Pakistan. But Turkey is not a superpower, and its help is enough only for the false pride of Pakistani leaders. Russia openly stands with India, America will not dare to go against India, and Britain is also not in the mood to support Pakistan. In such a situation, if India does another strike on the terror bases, then Pakistan will not get any special support at the international level.

2️⃣ Pak army not in a state of war

Before deciding on war, Pakistan should take a look at its economic condition. Pakistan's economy, burdened with debt, is already in shambles. Inflation has broken the back of the common people. In these circumstances, how can Pakistan even think of war?

The condition of the Pakistani army is also not hidden from anyone. Recently, public dissatisfaction against the army has come to the fore in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. The military capabilities were exposed when Myanmar returned the Pakistani fighter aircraft JF-16 calling it "junk". The air defense systems purchased from China also turned out to be non-functional. In such a situation, when the morale of the army itself is broken, it is meaningless to imagine victory in any war.

3️⃣ Advice from former PM Nawaz Sharif

On Sunday night, Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif met his elder brother and former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, where the India-Pak tension was discussed. Nawaz advised to exercise restraint in the current situation. He clearly said that peace is the only benefit for Pakistan.

Nawaz not only advised to remain calm, but also asked Shahbaz to stop ministers and leaders from making irresponsible statements so that the situation does not worsen. Nawaz believes that due to both the countries being nuclear-rich, the cost of any conflict can be heavy for Pakistan. Nawaz is currently trying to handle the situation through backdoor diplomacy, which makes it clear that the Pakistan government itself is well aware of its situation and wants to avoid any kind of conflict.

4️⃣ Has confessed the truth on terrorism

Pakistan has been playing a double game on the issue of terrorism for a long time, but recently Pak Defense Minister Khawaja Asif confessed the truth in an interview given to a British news channel. He admitted that Pakistan has supported, trained and funded terrorism for decades. Apart from this, he also admitted that Pakistan is afraid of a possible retaliatory attack from India, as any major attack can turn into a war.

This confession of Khawaja Asif has further damaged Pakistan's international image. Although clarification has been given on the question of terrorist organizations like Lashkar-e-Taiba, but the responsibility of the Pahalgam attack by Lashkar-backed TRF raises serious questions on Pakistan's claims. This is the reason why today, except for a few selected countries, no country is ready to stand with Pakistan.