India has completed its preparations to attack selected targets inside Pakistan under the Cold Start war doctrine.
According to details obtained from sources, India has completed its first phase preparations to attack selected targets in Pakistan under the Cold Start strategy. Sources also disclosed that although Pakistan will not initiate an attack, it would respond with full force in case of any strike by India.
The armed forces would not let Indians cross the red line, according to well-placed defence sources.
India has moved military jets and air force personnel to forward air bases to launch surgical strikes as part of three-phased strategy.
Pakistan has also prepared itself to counter any adventure with full force, they said. The decision to cancel flights to northern areas was taken as a precautionary step.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is in United States to fight Kashmir case and muster international support at the UN General Assembly discussed latest situation with Army Chief General Raheel.
Tensions between both nuclear-armed states reached a tipping point after the Uri attack, in which seventeen Indian troops were killed in an attack. India blamed Pakistan without any proper investigation or evidence as Pakistan denied the claims.
After incendiary statements from Indian Defence Minister, Chief of Army Staff General Raheel Sharif responded by stating that Pakistan Army and the nation was ready to respond to any type of challenge.
