A wave of fear has spread throughout Pakistan after a chain of three back-to-back explosions rocked Lahore on Thursday morning. These blasts come rapidly after India launched Operation Sindoor, a robust naval reaction to the current Pahalgam terror attack.
According to some local sources and social media reports, these explosions are described as missile attacks. Although there is no reliable confirmation, the timing of those blasts amid ongoing army tensions has grabbed principal interest. A commercial statement is expected soon.
No Confirmation from Pakistani Officials Yet
As of now, the Pakistani government or the military has no longer confirmed whether these explosions were due to missile moves. However, nearby media reports recommend that security forces have sealed off the affected regions and people are being restrained from coming into. Reports also mention an emergency being declared in Lahore, with panic spreading amongst residents.
India’s Air Strike Before Lahore Explosions
Just a few days in advance, on May 7, India executed an air strike below Operation Sindoor, focused on terror camps connected to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba. These strikes had been mentioned in Bahawalpur’s Markaz Subhan Allah and Muridke. In reaction, Pakistan threatened retaliation and called it an act of war, but did not take any most important movement because of India’s strong army preparedness.
The Lahore explosions in Pakistan have raised serious concerns across the region. As tensions between India and Pakistan rise, the world is watching closely for official updates and the next course of action.
