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India has made Pakistan suffer by stopping the water of Indus River. Pakistan’s back has been broken due to stopping the water of Indus after ‘Operation Sindoor’ launched in response to Pahalgam terrorist attack. After facing defeat in the International Court for water, Pakistan Defense Minister Khawaja Asif is threatening to start a war.
At the same time, Army Chief Asim Munir, who has plans for war, is busy plotting. 8 brigades of Pak Army have deployed 35 anti-drone units on the LOC (Line of Control). Pakistan has also done AI fencing. Under this, targeting and surveillance has been intensified.
Pakistan has also recently prepared electronic warfare and counter drone grid. According to sources, Pakistan had moved 5 battalions from its borders with Afghanistan at the beginning of this month and deployed them in Rawalakot, Kotli and Bhimber sectors of LOC. Let us tell you that Pakistan has also been infiltrating terrorists into India from these places.
China will provide 5th generation fighter jet
After Operation Sindoor, China has supplied 36 multi-role J-series fighter jets to Pakistan. According to Pentagon report, J-35, the Chinese version of American F-35 jet, is also going to be delivered to Pakistan by the end of the year. Test flights of this jet have been done.
Turkey is setting up a drone plant, MILGEM will also provide submarines
After supplying drones to Pakistan, now Turkey has also set up a joint combat drone assembly plant near Karachi. 700 drones will be made here every year. Pakistan has also signed an MoU to export these drones to Bangladesh. Turkey is also building Miljam class submarine for Pakistan. Pakistan will also get delivery of this submarine by the end of the year.
Two days ago Pakistani Defense Minister had said – can wage war against India
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif had threatened India regarding the suspension of Indus Water Treaty. Speaking to Pakistani channel ARY News, Asif said that if Pakistan felt that its water security was in danger, it could wage war against India.
He alleged that India was interfering in the flow of water belonging to Pakistan and using it as a strategic weapon. However, he also admitted that he is not fully aware of what new developments have happened in this case in the last one year.
India had suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack in April 2025 killed 26 people. India says the treaty will not be reinstated unless Pakistan takes concrete action against cross-border terrorism.
What is the Indus Water Agreement between India and Pakistan?
There are a total of 6 rivers in the Indus river system – Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Beas and Sutlej. The area along their banks is spread over about 11.2 lakh square kilometers. Of this, 47% land is in Pakistan, 39% land is in India, 8% land is in China and 6% land is in Afghanistan. About 30 crore people from all these countries live in these areas.
Even before the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, the dispute over sharing of river water had started between Punjab of India and Sindh province of Pakistan. In 1947, ‘Standstill Agreement’ was signed between the engineers of India and Pakistan. Under this, Pakistan continued to get water from two main canals. This agreement lasted till 31 March 1948.
When the agreement was no longer in force on April 1, 1948, India stopped the water of both the canals. Due to this, farming on 17 lakh acres of land in Punjab province of Pakistan was ruined. In the renewed agreement, India agreed to provide water.
After this, from 1951 to 1960, negotiations regarding water sharing between India and Pakistan continued under the mediation of the World Bank and finally on 19 September 1960, it was signed between India’s PM Nehru and Pakistan’s President Ayub Khan in Karachi. It is called Indus Water Treaty or Indus Water Treaty.
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