Since the Pahalgam incident that India has labeled a "false flag operation," India has accused Pakistan without providing any evidence, according to sources. Pakistan has reportedly refuted all Indian allegations with substantial evidence.

By making unsubstantiated accusations against Pakistan, India has further damaged its international credibility, sources claim.

Pakistan's Ambassador Muhammad Khalid Jamali has once again warned India regarding this matter. Pakistan has also indicated a strong response to India's alleged violations of the Sindh Taas Agreement.

"We have intelligence evidence that India is planning to attack Pakistan," stated Muhammad Khalid Jamali. He emphasized that "if India launches an attack, Pakistan will respond with full force."

The ambassador declared that "Pakistan will use both nuclear and conventional power in its defense," adding that "India has previously conducted multiple false flag operations and blamed Pakistan."

Jamali warned that "any aggression over water issues will be met with war" and "in case of an Indian attack, Pakistan will go to any extent to defend its borders."

He maintained that "the allegations made by India are completely baseless and have no connection to reality whatsoever," stating "we reject India's war propaganda; we have every right to defend our borders."

The ambassador called on "the international community to conduct impartial investigations into the Pahalgam attack" and specifically requested "China and Russia to participate in the investigation of the Pahalgam attack."

Defense experts have noted that "by making baseless and false accusations against Pakistan, India has further weakened its international credibility" and that "India is exposing its own conspiracies and false flag operations by making unfounded allegations."