Pakistan Hints at Nuclear Option Under Guise of Tension, Khawaja Asif’s Alarming Provocation

International News. In the growing atmosphere of tension between India-Pakistan, Pakistan Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has made a big statement about the use of nuclear weapons. In an interview, Asif said that at present Pakistan does not have a nuclear option, but if the situation worsens, its ill effects will not be limited to this region only. He also added that in view of the tension being created by India, Pakistan's options are becoming limited. Khwaja Asif said, "If this situation is not resolved, it will not just be a regional crisis, it can be devastating on a global scale." His statement is being seen as a warning to the world about Pakistan's possible nuclear option.

Pakistan's initiative towards peace

After this statement, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also expressed his views. Talking to America's Foreign Minister Macro Rubio, he said that if India stops its military action, then Pakistan can move towards peace. Dar said, "The ball is in India's court and we do not want war." Also, he mentioned that Pakistan is ready for peace, but this peace will not happen under pressure from any country. Meanwhile, Dar also said that he has had positive talks with many other international leaders including the Saudi Foreign Minister, which can open the way for peace talks between India and Pakistan.

Against Nuclear Weapon Use

Apart from this, no meeting has been called yet regarding the capability of Pakistan has its nuclear weapons, which indicates that Pakistan is not in favor of using its nuclear weapons at this time. This move further makes it clear that Pakistan is unlikely to take any serious military action immediately, however, the situation remains volatile. Both the global community and India are highly alert due to Pakistan's military actions and growing concerns regarding nuclear weapons. The international community is constantly monitoring this tense situation, while India is also alert about its security and is ready to deal with any situation. Meanwhile, the exchange of messages continues between the two countries, but military contact has not been established at the moment.