In the media in India, there were publications about the emergency situation at a Pakistani nuclear facility.

Publications appeared in the Indian media claiming that after the Indian Air Force launched an airstrike on the camp of the terrorist group “Jaish-e-Mohammad” at the nuclear facilities of Pakistan, where nuclear weapons are located, the military began to show active activity.

As evidence, are cited pictures taken by military satellites. These illustrations were published by The Print. It reports that strange traces of burning on the surface of the earth are observed on the territory of a nuclear facility in Khuzdar (Baluchistan province in Pakistan - approx. Ed.).

The publication suggests that the analysis of the images makes it possible to make an assumption that an emergency situation could arise at the facility. Its likely cause is the Pakistani military's attempts to put its nuclear arsenal on high alert.

It is emphasized that the emergency situation at the facility could be quite serious. This is indicated by the size of traces of burning. The footprint area is approximately 200 and 100 square meters. At the same time, one trace was recorded literally near the entrance to the territory of a nuclear facility. According to Indian military estimates, up to 46 nuclear warheads can be stored there.

However, it is quite difficult to identify in the pictures where the “traces of burning” are recorded. Perhaps this was one of the reasons that the comments to the publication noted that it is more like propaganda.