After the recent Pahalgam attack in Indian-occupied Kashmir, tensions between Pakistan and India have increased. India blamed Pakistan for the attack, but Pakistan has denied all these accusations.
Now, the Indian Navy has done something very serious.
Indian Navy Tests Big Missiles
A few days after the attack, the Indian Navy tested powerful long-range missiles. These missiles can hit targets very far away, even hundreds of kilometers across the sea.
According to Indian media, the Navy tested these missiles to “show their strength” and “send a message” to Pakistan.
Why Did India Do This?
India says that it is ready to respond to any “terror attack.” By testing these missiles, India is trying to show that it has strong weapons and is ready for any situation.
Many experts think that India is trying to put pressure on Pakistan after the Pahalgam incident.
What Does It Mean for Pakistan?
Pakistan has a strong military too. Pakistan’s army and navy are fully alert. Pakistani officials have said that Pakistan wants peace but is also ready to defend itself if needed.
The testing of such big missiles by India increases fear. It can make the situation more dangerous for the whole region.
World Reaction
Many countries like China and the USA are watching the situation carefully. They are asking both India and Pakistan to act responsibly and avoid war.
If tensions increase, it can hurt not just Pakistan and India but the entire South Asian region.
Conclusion:
The Indian Navy’s missile test is a worrying sign. Instead of showing weapons, both countries should focus on peace and solving problems through talks. War helps no one, but peace can save millions of lives.
