Pakistan warns of military attack on India if it builds dam on Indus River

Pakistan will launch a military attack on India. The country's Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has warned that it will launch an attack if any initiative is taken to stop the flow of the Indus River.
Khawaja Asif was a guest on Geo News' Naya Pakistan television program on Friday. In an interview, he said, "Aggression does not occur just by firing gunshots or artillery shells. Aggression can be carried out in many ways."
For example, stopping the flow of the Indus River or diverting its flow is also a form of aggression, because it will result in the death of millions of people due to hunger and thirst.So if they (New Delhi) start building dams or such structures to stop the flow of the Indus River, then we will definitely strike and destroy those structures.
However, for now, we are discussing the issue (Indus Waters Treaty) in various international forums and are closely monitoring the situation.

Although the Indian army has not yet taken any military action, Khawaja Asif believes that there is still a risk of war between the two countries."We have been able to avoid the threat of war — it is not yet time to think so," Khawaja Asif told Geo News.On Tuesday afternoon, April 22, the Resistance Front, a sub-branch of the Kashmiri militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba, attacked tourists in the Baisaran grasslands of Pehalgaon district in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir.
The attackers, armed with automatic rifles, shot dead at least 26 tourists and injured several others. All of the victims were men. In fact, the April 22 attack was the deadliest in Jammu and Kashmir since the Pulwama attack in 2019.ndia directly blamed Pakistan for this horrific attack and immediately took various steps including suspending the Indus Water Sharing Treaty, withdrawing diplomats from the embassy, ​​and cancelling visas of Pakistanis residing in India. Source: Geo News

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