A recent report from India’s National Radiological Safety Division has validated Pakistan’s claims about the destruction of a BrahMos missile depot in Punjab. The report revealed that the incident triggered a radiation alert due to significant safety risks in the area.
Following the strike, evacuation orders were issued within a three-kilometer radius, while residents up to five kilometers away were advised to keep their doors and windows closed to avoid radioactive exposure. The situation has raised concerns about public safety and environmental contamination.
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The damage to the missile depot reportedly occurred during a Pakistani strike on May 10, aligning with Islamabad’s official statements. This confirmation from an Indian authority is seen as a crucial acknowledgment of Pakistan’s version of events.
So far, Indian officials have not publicly addressed the report or provided further details on the radiation leak’s impact. The development adds a new dimension to the ongoing tensions between the two countries.
