In a major revelation, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has confirmed that a missile from India struck the Nur Khan airbase near Islamabad in the early hours of the morning. The incident reportedly took place around 2:30 AM, causing immediate concern across the nation and prompting discussions at the highest level.
Addressing the public and media, PM Sharif acknowledged the gravity of the situation and emphasized that Pakistan is closely monitoring the matter. He assured citizens that all necessary diplomatic and security measures are being taken in response to the strike.
While details remain scarce, the strike reportedly caused no casualties but is being seen as a significant escalation in the already tense relations between the two neighbouring countries. Sources suggest that the missile did not cause major structural damage but was a calculated signal.
The Nur Khan airbase, a strategic military facility near Rawalpindi, is a key defense location in Pakistan. Any attack on it is considered a direct threat to national security.
This incident is expected to impact diplomatic ties between India and Pakistan, and global powers may soon weigh in. Meanwhile, regional security experts are urging both sides to exercise restraint and focus on dialogue.
As the situation develops, international attention remains fixed on South Asia, where decades of tension continue to define the relationship between two nuclear-armed neighbours.
