This Would Be The Situation If Nuclear War Take Place Between India, Pakistan
Mumbai: According to a recently released statement, it has been reiterated that a future nuclear war between India and Pakistan could quickly wipe out 100 million (100 million) people from Earth. Researchers looked at a magnitude of 2025 and predicted that the Indo-Pak nuclear conflict would lead to global starvation and cold on the planet.
According to the study, 100 million will die instantly. A massive starvation situation will be created. Tons of thick back soot will block sunlight for a decade.
According to the AFP report on this specific study published in Science Advance, India and Pakistan each have around 150 nuclear warheads that can climb to over 200 by 2025.
Scenario: In the year 2025, terrorists attack the Indian Parliament and kill most of the MPs. In retaliation, India sends tanks to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. A terrorized Pakistan responded by using nuclear weapons of war on Indian forces, triggering the deadliest war in history.
Overall, the study states that it will take more than ten years to recover from all these effects because the smoke will be present in the upper atmosphere. “Nine countries have nuclear weapons, but Pakistan and India are rapidly increasing their arsenals,” said Robock.
According to the researchers, nuclear weapons can range from 15 kilotons to explosive power in 2025 – similar in size to the bombs that the US dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 – to a few hundred kilotons.
“India will be two to three times more lethal and casualty than Pakistan, because in our scenario, Pakistan uses more weapons than India and because India has more population and more populated cities,” it said.
“Hopefully, Pakistan and India will take note of this paper. But mostly, I’m concerned that Americans aren’t informed about the consequences of nuclear war,” the researchers noted.
Pakistan has termed India’s move as “illegal” and is trying to raise the issue in all possible global forums. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan dedicated his recent speech to Kashmir at the United Nations General Assembly, while warning that tensions could escalate in a nuclear war. However, the country has failed to garner much support on the issue except for its all-weather ally China and some Muslim nations.
India has categorically stated that Kashmir is an “internal matter” and Pakistan must refrain from intervening. A majority of the countries, including the US and Russia, have backed India over its decisions on Kashmir.
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