4.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Pakistan Near Sukkur; Speculations Rise Over Possible Link to Military Activity

Earthquake strikes near Pakistani nuclear test zones amid tensions with India; seismologists confirm tremors, but missile link remains unverified. Read more on Dynamite News

Sukkur: Reports from Dynamite News correspondents indicate an earthquake in Pakistan measured at a magnitude of 4.6 on the Richter scale.

This earthquake has occurred around the Kota and Sukkur areas of Pakistan. For the last few days, earthquake tremors were being felt continuously in Pakistan, and now a new earthquake has come.

Some people are also wondering whether the earthquake-like tremor is caused by the missile falling or not, because Pakistan has recently suffered damage from Indian missiles, and the sounds of explosions had reached the Pakistan Army Headquarters.

Therefore, the question is being asked whether there can be any connection between the earthquake and missile attacks.

Apart from this, the Seismology Department of Pakistan has confirmed this earthquake and said that the epicenter of the earthquake was around Kota and Sukkur in Pakistan, which are the areas targeted earlier by the Indian Air Force.

Military activities have been seen in these areas earlier as well. Interestingly, the earthquake tremors came before the press conference.

This may be a coincidence, but it is a matter of concern for Pakistan, as both the continuous earthquakes and the Indian attacks are creating tension.

It has also been reported about this earthquake that Pakistan's nuclear testing grounds are also in the same area, and some people are speculating that due to the epicenter of the earthquake, there could be some military or technical activity in this area. However, this is completely speculative and needs to be clearly checked.

Pakistan has been experiencing continuous earthquakes for the last three days, and along with this, the military activities of India have made the situation more tense for Pakistan. Now it remains to be seen how Pakistan deals with this situation and whether such incidents in the future can be related to the military attacks of India.

Meanwhile, an important meeting was held with the chiefs of the three armies at the Prime Minister's residence, which ended a while ago.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval, Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan, the chiefs of the three armies, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, the Foreign Secretary, the RAW Chief, and the IB Director were also present at this meeting.