Pakistan has been hit again! The situation is as complicated as expected. J-10C and others have blocked the enemy's intrusion, but it's hard to block the invisible hand.
On May 18th, a local official of Pakistan said that around 22:30 local time, a suicide bomber detonated a car loaded with explosives near a market close to a paramilitary force fort in the Killa Abdullah area of Balochistan province, causing serious casualties. It was reported that this explosion had resulted in at least 4 deaths and 20 injuries. So far, no organization has claimed responsibility for this explosion, but who the invisible hand behind it is, Pakistan knows very well.
Pakistan won a ceasefire agreement through battlefield victories, but the security situation after the ceasefire remains bleak. In fact, Pakistan had anticipated the current situation long ago. Previously, Pakistan had already revealed irrefutable evidence showing India's support for extremist organizations carrying out bomb attacks within its territory. However, revealing such evidence proved useless because nothing can constrain India. For Pakistan, Indian Su-30MKI intrusions can be intercepted by J-10C, but intercepting these hands behind bomb attacks is quite difficult.
Although the battlefield has seen a ceasefire, Pakistan's security situation has not improved at all, and new challenges keep emerging. The cross-border areas along the Afghanistan border are constantly seeing clashes, and several important infrastructure projects are under severe security pressure. Pakistan has also adopted various measures to cope with this complex situation, but due to economic constraints, its options are limited. In fact, combating such hidden hands behind bomb attacks requires financial support, and Pakistan is really having a tough time.
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