Ex-CIA Agent’s Bombshell: “US Had Control Over Pakistan’s Nuclear Arsenal”
A former CIA operative has shockingly revealed that the United States maintained “effective control” over Pakistan’s nuclear weapons post-9/11. The anonymous agent disclosed that Washington installed “technical safeguards” to remotely disable Islamabad’s nukes if needed—exposing deep distrust in the US-Pakistan alliance.
Key Details:
– US Safeguards: Classified protocols allegedly prevented unauthorized use of Pakistan’s warheads.
– Nuclear Risks: Pakistan’s history of coups and extremism fueled US concerns.
– Current Status: With 170+ warheads now, does Pakistan retain full control?
India’s 26/11 Masterstroke: Restraint, Covert Ops, and Global Isolation
While the CIA’s claims stir debate, India’s response to the 2008 Mumbai attacks remains a strategic landmark. Here’s how New Delhi shocked the world:
1. Diplomatic Blitz: Exposing Pakistan’s Role
India presented irrefutable evidence linking Pakistan’s ISI to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) attacks, forcing global powers to act. Result: Sanctions on LeT and Islamabad’s isolation.
2. Shadow War: RAW’s Covert Revenge
Though India avoided open war, intelligence sources confirm targeted assassinations of 26/11 handlers in Pakistan—a silent but lethal response.
3. Cold Start Doctrine: A Warning Shot
India’s military signaled readiness with its “Cold Start” strategy, threatening rapid strikes without triggering nuclear escalation.
Geopolitical Fallout: US-Pakistan Tensions and India’s Rise
The revelations highlight South Asia’s fragile power balance:
– US Dilemma: Balancing Pakistan’s nukes against China’s regional influence.
– India’s Playbook: Proving covert ops and diplomacy outweigh brute force.
Conclusion: Nuclear Secrets and New Alliances
The CIA leak underscores nuclear security risks, while India’s 26/11 response offers a blueprint for modern asymmetric warfare. As tensions rise, India’s geopolitical clout grows.
