India moves warships toward Pakistan, tensions rise, world watches in silence

India has escalated its military presence near Pakistan, deploying warships equipped with supersonic cruise missiles. The naval strike group, which includes an aircraft carrier, guided-missile destroyers, frigates, and anti-submarine vessels, has moved within 300 to 400 miles of Pakistan’s coastline. This positioning places Karachi, Pakistan’s largest port and naval headquarters, within striking range. The BrahMos missile system, jointly developed by India and Russia, is a key component of this deployment. These missiles travel at Mach 3, carrying 300-kilogram warheads capable of reaching targets up to 500 miles away. Military analysts warn that a strike on Karachi could cripple Pakistan’s economy,...