In a stunning discovery, a former CIA officer claims that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal is effectively under the command of a US general – a move that said it forced India to recalibrate its strategy, even when fresh discoveries appear for a major Indian strike on the Pakistani air.
UN Kirijaku, a former CIA terrorism operative, who served in Pakistan, claims that the Pakistani government has placed its nuclear weapons under the command of a US general. “The command and control of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal has been put under the US general by the Pakistani government,” he claims in a viral video clip, adding that this has reduced the nuclear threat and has forced India to “return” in recent years.
Separately, a top Pakistani official admitted that India’s missile attack on Pakistan’s strategic air base, Nur Khan, left Islamabad deeply distressed. Early Sanaulah, a special assistant by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, recently confirmed that Nur Cannes’s air base was hit and said Islamabad was thrown into a “panic regime”, uncertain whether the rocket was carrying a nuclear burden.
Satellite images released by the Indian Armed Forces show that Nur Khan’s Pakistani air base suffered significant damage after India Sinor’s operation. The strikes reportedly caused significant damage to the base infrastructure, including hangars, runways and places of radar.
The basis is considered a strategic tool for Pakistan’s Air Force, which serves as “one of the central transport centers” and hosts the possibility of Eskadril No. 10 air fuel. Sitting barely over one mile from the headquarters of Pakistan’s strategic plans, which oversees the nuclear arsenal of 170.
Kiriaku is known as the CIA whistleblower, who has exposed the use of the Agency for Water Plates and other reinforced interrogation techniques. In 2007, he became the first government officer to publicly confirm the water board of al -Qaeda prisoners, describing him as torture. In 2012, he was convicted of leaking classified information to a journalist and served a 30 -month prison sentence.
India is believed to have been avoiding a terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan for decades as a result of the nuclear threat. However, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “No nuclear blackmail will tolerate India.”
“After a surgical strike (2016) and” Air Strike “(2019), the Singor operation defines our strategy against terrorism. A new line is drawn. We will avenge and target the roots of terrorism. India will target the terrorist centers hiding behind the nuclear threat, “Modi said.
He further claims that India will not differ between governments that support terrorism and terrorist leaders, stressing the presence of Pakistani Army officers in the burial burials as evidence of “state -sponsored terrorism”.
