Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated dramatically following the April 22 attack in Indian-administered Kashmir. Pakistan's military response, targeting Indian bases, marks a perilous shift towards military engagement. Both nations have exchanged hostilities that threaten to evolve into all-out war, raising concerns globally about their nuclear capabilities. The conflict is rooted in long-standing disputes, particularly over Kashmir, and the roles of armed groups exacerbate the situation. Experts warn that while nuclear war is not likely, the unpredictable nature of such conflicts complicates the landscape for both nations and the international community.
An all-out war between India and Pakistan would be the first ever between two nuclear-armed nations, an unprecedented scenario that could change global dynamics.
Long-simmering hostilities are rapidly escalating towards aerial military confrontation, transforming diplomatic efforts into military action, much to the alarm of international observers.
Dan Smith, director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, emphasizes that while nuclear weapon use is improbable, it remains a possibility that cannot be dismissed.
The Pahalgam attack is a catalyst for renewed fighting, showcasing the dangerous proxy relationships and historical tensions between India and Pakistan.
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