Can India, Pakistan use nuclear weapons? Here is the news of Indian-Pakistan Testinations for their doctrines

Pakistani, in the first hours of Saturday, after claiming that India began to close to three Pakistani base, as soon as the neighbors approached each other, they were already under the main part of Pakistan, and the three Pakistan launched missiles.

Long-term military operationsThe disputed region of Kashmir, April 22, April 22, April 22 Pahalgam’ın Pahalgam attack and a local guide killed in the armed group attack, attacked Pahalgam. India blamed Pakistan to attack; Islamabad rejected no role.

Since then, the nations have been engaged in a number of tat-tasted movements that are starting with diplomatic steps, but quickly become a wide military confrontation.

Both sides sharpen the fire and rocket attacks and appear on the road Full-scale battle, An unprecedented reality is not only in the 1.6 billion people of India and Pakistan, but a number of war in the world, the world’s first time between two nuclear armed people.

“On the other hand, it would be stupid to start a nuclear attack … This nuclear weapon is likely to be used, but it is not possible,” said Smith from the director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.

So how did we come here? What are nuclear arsenals like India and Pakistan? And when – because of them – can they use nuclear weapons?

How Spiral has been a spiral since April 22

The Indian Resistance Front (TRF) – first the armed group, which was originally loan for the attack, and then the armed group, which has repeatedly targeting India, said more than 160 people were killed.

The new Delhi blamed the Islamabad Pahalgam for an attack. Pakistan rejected any role.

India has left a bilateral pact in water sharing, and both sides expanded diplomatic missions and expanded each other’s citizens. Pakistan threatened to include a ceasefire, including other bilateral pacts, including other bilateral pacts, including neighboring control lines.

However, on May 7, the wave of missile attacks against the sites in Kashmir, Pakistan and Pakistan, began a wave of missile attacks. This claimed that “terrorist infrastructure” was claimed, but Pakistan was allegedly killed at least 3 people, including two children.

On May 8, India launched drones to Pakistani airspace, reaching the largest cities of the country. India claimed that this was revenge and used Pakistan’s missiles and drones. Then, two nights in a row, India and India Kashmir, New Delhi’s explosions reported that Pakistan attacks prevented Pakistani attacks.

Pakistan denied sending missiles and drones on May 8 and May 9. Soon, Pakistan claimed to hit at least seven Indian databases. India or Pakistan’s Indian bases, or in connection with the claim to the new Delhi’s military facilities, did not respond to Pakistan’s claims.

How many nuclear headings are in India and Pakistan?

In May 1974, India first conducted nuclear tests in May 1974, and then declared the state of nuclear weapons. During the days, Pakistan has launched a number of six nuclear tests and has officially become a nuclear armed state.

From all round, a project that costs billions of dollars, competed to build larger weapons and nuclear stockings than the other.

India is currently estimated to have more than 180 nuclear headings. According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), the longer-range missiles and mobile lands are able to deliver them and work to build ship and submarine missiles along with Russia.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s arsenal consists of more than 170 battleheads. The country enjoys the technological support of the regional ally, China and its shareholder, which only includes mobile and medium-range ballistic missiles, which is not just enough to shoot inside India.

What is India’s nuclear policy?

The first Prime Minister of India’s interest in nuclear energy was initially expanded and expanded in the first Prime Minister of Cawaharlal Nehru, which wanted to use the energy generation. However, in recent decades, the country strengthened its neighbors, China and Pakistan, territorial disputes and the status of nuclear power.

The first and only one of the new Delhi nuclear doctrine It was published in 2003 and was officially revised. The architect of this doctrine, the late strategic analyst K Syrahmania, India’s current Foreign Minister Jaishankar was the father of Jaishankar.

Only the Prime Minister may allow a nuclear strike as the head of the political council of the Nuclear Command. India’s nuclear doctrine is built around four principles:

• No first use (nfu): This principle will not leave its nuclear attacks on the enemies of India first. If the first was shot in the nuclear attack, he will retaliate with nuclear weapons. India’s doctrine says they can retaliate against the attacks on attacks on the Indian land or use nuclear weapons against foreign areas. India also instructs not to use nuclear weapons against nuclear states.
• A valid minimum obstacle: India’s nuclear posture is obstructed – that is, the nuclear arsenal, first of all, other countries are designed primarily to avoid nuclear attack on the country. India continues to have insurance against such attacks of nuclear arsenal. One of the reasons for the new Delhi Not signatory The nuclear non-broadcast agreement (NPT) protects that all countries are suddenly separated before doing the same.
• Mass revenge: India will be calculated to prevent revenge on the first holiday of the attacker, to destroy such destruction and the destruction of the enemy’s military capabilities.
• Exceptions for biological or chemical weapons: As the exception of the NFU, India will use nuclear weapons against any state that died the country or his military for the doctrine.

What is Pakistan’s nuclear policy?

• Strategic uncertainty: Pakistan has never made a comprehensive policy statement on the use of nuclear weapons, as in the past, it gives a comfort to potentially place its nuclear weapons in any stage of the conflict. Experts are not transparent from the beginning, the transparent lack of Islamabad is designed to hinder the superior conventional power of India, not the use of strategic and India.
• Four trigger: At the same time, the Lieutenant General (RETD), the Advisory of the Pivotal Strategy and Nuclear Command Organization, which participates in Pilristian’s nuclear policy, put triggers that could result in four large “red line” or nuclear weapons. These are:

Space threshold – Any loss of large parts of Pakistan can respond. It is also the root of its conflict with India.

Military limit – Destruction or targeting of a large number of air or soil forces can be triggered.

Economic threshold – The actions of aggressors that may affect the Pakistani economy.

Political threshold – actions caused by political stabilization or large-scale internal sign.

However, Pakistan is never how great these triggers of the territory of the Armed Forces should be the greatest to depart.

Did India change the nuclear posture?

Although the official doctrine of India remains the same, a more unequivocal posture on the first use of Indian politicians in recent years may be in work to be in accordance with Pakistan’s position.

In 2016, India’s then Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar, in questioning that India should continue to connect itself to NFU. In 2019 Defense Minister Rajnath Singh India has so far said that it is seriously clinging to NFU politics, but can affect the changing situations.

“What happened in the future depends on the situation,” Singh said.

India accepting this strategy can be seen in proportion, but some experts note that the strategic uncertainty is a double committed sword.

“The lack of knowledge of the red lines of enemies can coordinate a country with actions that can cause a nuclear reaction after accidentally passing.

Pakistan’s nuclear posture changed?

In recent years, Pakistan has passed the policies of not writing a doctrine to the policy of “NFU NO NFU” in recent years.

In May 2024, the Adviser to the Nuclear Command Agency Kidwai, Islamabad’s first use policy during the seminar said.

Significantly, Pakistan has developed a number of tactical nuclear weapons since 2011. TNWS is a shortened nuclear weapon designed for more strikes and is planned to be used in the battlefield against an army against widespread destruction.

In 2015, afterwards, Foreign Minister Ayzaz Chaudhri confirmed that TNWS would be used in a potential confrontation with India.

In fact, experts warn that these battle can have an explosive product of 300, or the bomb that destroys Hiroshima can be an explosive product. Only such explosions can be catastrophic, but some experts say Pakistan will be able to better affect its border population.