Are Nuclear-Armed India And Pakistan On The Brink Of Another War? What To Know After India Launches Airstrikes.

Deck stacked in India's favour, but Pakistan's wildcard may mean war

New Delhi dominates in wealth and arms - yet one Pakistani general could still plunge the rivals into full-scale war.

Why nuclear-armed India and Pakistan are clashing again

India hit several sites in Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir with missiles. Pakistan said it shot down five Indian aircraft in the worst clash in more than two decades between the nuclear-armed neighbors.Read the original article on Business Insider

Nuclear war threat ‘clear and present', warns Khawaja Asif

'Pakistan has faced such threats before, and region could once again be on brink of a strategic standoff'

Russia's Ties With India and Pakistan, Explained

India and Pakistan exchanged heavy fire overnight, marking their worst confrontation since 2019 and raising fears of an all-out war between the two nuclear-armed countries.

Delhi fired missiles at several Pakistani targets in response to a terrorist attack, while Pakistan fired artillery into disputed Kashmir. Many are speculating about what further response the hard-line Pakistani army chief will decide to take, while the Indian prime minister is also considering using water as a weapon in the conflict between the two nuclear powers, Pakistan and India, who have previously fought several wars.

Pakistan Threatens Payback After India Hits It With Missiles. What Comes Next Between Nuclear Rivals?

India has launched missiles into Pakistani territory in retaliation for a gun massacre on tourists in April. Pakistan’s leader condemned the strikes and vowed his country would deliver a robust response. The missile launch, and Pakistan’s promise to hit back, have stoked fears of a war between the nuclear-armed neighbors. But the early morning strikes show that India can hurt Pakistan without entering its airspace or deploying nuclear weapons. A…