Speculations about India possibly striking Pakistan’s Nuclear site Kirana are still buzzing on social media, with new posts claiming the Indian attack was real. However, the Indian armed forces have brushed aside an attack on Pakistan’s secret nuclear site. The reports buzzing on social media say the alleged attack happened during the strike in the Sargodha district of Pakistan. Apart from these posts, the incident that fueled the speculation was from the US side.
Speculation about a possible nuclear leak in Pakistan’s Kirana Hills grew stronger after Tommy Pigott, the Principal Deputy Spokesperson of the US Department of State, dodged answering a related question during a press briefing. When asked whether a US team was reviewing reports of nuclear radiation leaks in Pakistan, Pigott did not give a clear response. His refusal to address the issue directly has fueled further concerns and suspicion surrounding the situation. Pigott replied, “I have nothing to preview on that at this time.”
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Qus: Has U.S. sent a team to Islamabad or Pakistan following the reports that there have been leaks of nuclear radiation in some of the secure Pakistani sites?
US State Dept: I have nothing to preview on that at this time. ☠️
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B-350 AMS Aircraft
Reports about a US Beechcraft B350 Aerial Measuring System (AMS) aircraft, which is a part of US Department of Energy fleet designed for detecting radioactive contamination in emergency scenarios, were spotted in Pakistan’s airspace. Pakistan has not officially commented on the presence of certain aircraft in its airspace, but flight tracking websites like Flightradar24 showed activity from an aircraft identified as N111SZ, a B350 AMS variant. Some open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysts claimed that this aircraft was handed over to the Pakistan Army Aviation in 2010. Even if that claim is true, the aircraft’s original nuclear-focused design has raised concerns about a possible nuclear leak. Adding to the speculation, some unverified reports suggested that an Egyptian aircraft carrying Boron, a chemical used to suppress radioactive emissions, was seen arriving in and departing from Murree in Pakistan, sparking speculations about a nuclear leak.
“Warning Shot Panicked Pakistan Into Begging For A Ceasefire“
A few of the fresh posts show missile explosions, claiming that two missiles hit the Kirana hills. ” India hit the tunnel entrance of the nuclear weapons storage facility in Kirana hills near Mushaf Airbase (Sargodha), with a precise hit designed as a warning, not to blow it up. That warning shot panicked Pakistan into begging for a ceasefire.” Handler, Imtiaz Mahmood posted.
Another video, posted by the same handle, showed a village with houses, claiming that all the people living in the houses in the vicinity of Kirana hills were evacuated by the Pakistan Army.
However, India as well as Pakistan have rejected any strike on the secret nuclear facility, and the US remains tight-lipped.
Kirana Hills
The Kirana Hills, also known as the Black Mountains, are located in Pakistan’s Sargodha district, about 170 kilometres from the Indian border. This hill range stretches roughly 80 kilometres and was the site of several research projects during British rule. Around 1970, Pakistan’s defence ministry took control of the area. Today, the Kirana Hills are part of the Mushaf airbase, which hosts Pakistani military aircraft, including F-16s and JF-17s. It is suspected that a nuclear facility is located at the site. There are also reports that Pakistan has excavated parts of the Kirana Hills in search of uranium, a key material used in nuclear weapons.
