Rumours of a nuclear leak in pakistan's kirana hills spread rapidly following military tensions with india, sparking international concern The sudden ceasefire, a u.s Nuclear emergency aircraft spotted nearby, and unverified claims about radioactive containment efforts added to the confusion Though the iaea and indian officials denied any radiation release or. The un nuclear watchdog has confirmed there has been no radiation leak from any nuclear facility in pakistan following a military standoff with india last week India and pakistan walked back from.
Global nuclear watchdog iaea has said there was no radiation leak or release from any nuclear facility in pakistan during the country's recent military conflict with india. No radiation leak from any nuclear facility in pakistan Iaea earlier, air marshal a k bharti, director general of air operations, rejected suggestions that india hit kirana hills, home to pakistan's nuclear installations. Pakistan has twelve significant air bases, which are separated into three commands The international atomic energy agency (iaea), the global nuclear watchdog, denied reports claiming that there was a radiation leak from nuclear facilities in pakistan, following the recent military conflict with india News agency pti, citing an iaea spokesperson, said, “based on information.
This statement followed rumours about a potential nuclear incident after indian airstrikes on kirana hills
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