Save Our Pak
Published: May 7, 2025, Pakistan’s National Security Council (NSC) authorized military action as an answer to recent Indian military strikes on Pakistani land. Following India’s Operation Sindoor that hit multiple Pakistani targets in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif assembled the NSC in an emergency session to challenge rising tensions.
Indian authorities declare that their air attacks hit terrorist infrastructure supporting the Pahalgam attack, which killed 26 civilians within Indian-controlled Kashmir. Pakistani officials describe the attacks as senseless, reckless aggression while calling them both a “cowardly attack” and an “act of war.” Pakistan officials say the Indian airstrike killed at least 26 civilians containing including women and children, while injuring another 46 people.
The nation’s armed forces stand at full battle readiness, while the NSC has authorized dedicated protection procedures to defend Pakistan’s independence. The Pakistan Air Force has fought successfully to bring down five Indian fighter jets, composed of Rafale aircraft and Su-30 jets, while consecutively damaging an Indian brigade’s operational base.
Many nations from around the world have shown intense worry about the growing unfriendly situation between the two nuclear powers. The United Nations, together with important nations, the United States and China, and Russia, have requested both Pakistan and India to slow down their pressures while demanding they sustain control.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif plans to address the nation to clarify his government’s approach while offering public comfort about the current situation. People should listen to official communications while following all security protocols published by local emergency officials.
