Pakistan Nuclear Operation Cindur – What is the US plan to capture Pakistan’s nuclear weapons, which is possible between the Indo -Pak War? – US Plan for Pakistan Nuclear Bombs

If a complete war erupted between India and Pakistan, there may be a threat of nuclear war in front of the world. Unlike India, Pakistan threatens the use of nuclear weapons. After the Pahalgam attack, the Pakistani ministers have threatened the nuclear war repeatedly, as the entire world, including the United States, is concerned. India has initially announced a policy of not using nuclear weapons, but this is not about Pakistan. Everyone knows about Pakistan, here in the name of democracy, the true Raj belongs to the army. The military has no crisis in the name of responsibility before the civilian population. At the same time, the world thinks that if Islamic extremists control the Pakistani government or the military, the strength of the atomic bomb will be in their hands. Significantly, in 2012, four Pakistani military officials, including Brigadier Ali Khan, have been sentenced to terrorist organizations.

Due to all these fears, it is believed that the US has created a secret strategy called ‘Snatch and Grab’. Its purpose is to confiscate or protect Pakistan’s nuclear weapons in an emergency. So these weapons do not fall into the hands of terrorist organizations, reckless elements or hostile forces. The project is attracted by the threat of global concerns on Pakistan’s nuclear security, especially ‘relaxed techniques’.

Global concern for Pakistan’s atomic bomb

According to an estimate, there are 170 nuclear weapons in Pakistan that are used in various missiles (e.g. Nasser, K Au Ri, Shaheen, Kasnavi) and military places. These weapons are secretly placed on mines, mountains and military bases. Countries around the world, especially the United States, Israel and Europe, think that these bombs can go into the hands of terrorist organizations (such as Lashkar-e-Taiba) due to the economic and political instability of Pakistan. It is obvious that the atomic bomb in the hands of terrorist organizations is a danger to human civilization. In particular, after the 9/11 attack, the US considers Pakistan’s nuclear weapons repository as a threat to its security.

After the Pahalgam attack, Pakistani Defense Minister Guja Asif and Railway Minister Hanif Abbasi threatened to use nuclear weapons against India, which was very appropriate. The main purpose of the ‘Snatch and Grab’ program is to ensure that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons do not fall into the wrong hands. The plan is to protect the interests of the United States and its allies (such as Israel and India).

Reference and appearance of the project

In 2011, the US News Channel NBC News said the US had prepared a simple plan to capture Pakistan’s nuclear weapons. The project has been the preference of the United States since the 9/11 attack. On May 2, 2011, the US move, which killed Usama bin Laden in Abbottabad on May 2011, raised concerns over the security of the Pakistan nuclear weapons repository. The then Pakistani military leader, Ashbak Gayani, is said to have called Lieutenant General Khalid Kitwaire, who is responsible for nuclear security and feared that the US may try to catch nuclear weapons. Former US president’s former anti -terrorist deputy director Roger Grace Nanci told the News that the US government has already prepared a plan for the worse condition of nuclear weapons.

The US will implement this plan on Pakistan’s internal chaos, the civil war, military conspiracy or widespread instability in Pakistan. By 2011, terrorists targeted at least six sites related to the Pakistan nuclear program if terrorist organizations (such as Lashkar-e-Taiba) tried to capture a nuclear weapon.

How the US will implement this project if necessary

There is no doubt that the US is monitoring Pakistan’s nuclear sites through satellite images, human intelligence and signal intelligence. If the 2023 report of the ‘Nuclear Scientists’ Bulletin’ is correct, Pakistan’s nuclear weapons are located in places like Agro, Gujdar and Bano Akhil. US special forces, such as Delta Force or Navy stamps, will enter Pakistan at lightning speed and acquire nuclear weapons. However, Pakistan’s nuclear weapons are scattered in many secret places, which complicates the operation. Pakistan considered the ‘Snatch and Grab’ program as an attack on its sovereignty. Parvez Musharraf described this as the cause of the war in 2011.

Challenges facing nuclear weapons to the United States

Pakistan has created a Strategic Planning Division (SPD) to protect its nuclear weapons that oversee arms management and safety. Pakistan states that its weapons are safe and that adequate measures have been taken to save from any external intervention. The implementation of the ‘Snatch and Grab’ program is very complicated and dangerous. Pakistan has hidden its nuclear weapons on mines, mountains and military bases. It is difficult to find their right location.

The Pakistani military views its nuclear weapons as a symbol of national pride. In 2011, former military ruler Pervez Musharraf warned that such a move could wage a war between the US and Pakistan. Apart from Musharraf, the Pakistani military and the government threatened the plan as a threat to their sovereignty. The then Army Leader General Ashbagh Pervez Gayani approached the lt. Gen. Khalid Kittai and reviewed the security measures.

Such a move will violate the sovereignty of Pakistan, which will increase tensions with countries like China and Russia. China, a prominent partner of Pakistan, can oppose such intervention. By this, if the function is not successful or used in the wrong time, it will be like starting the nuclear war.

The current concern of the United States

In recent years, the US has expressed concern over Pakistan’s missile program. In December 2024, Deputy National Security Advisor John Finner said Pakistan’s long -term ballistic missiles could become a threat to the United States. This is the reason why the US has imposed restrictions on companies associated with Pakistan’s nuclear and missile projects, and September 2024 has imposed restrictions on four companies.

The US has assisted Pakistan to improve the nuclear security system, but Pakistan confessed to limited it. Although such claims on social media have said that the US has captured Pakistan nuclear sites in Quetta, these claims are uncomfortable, and there is no official confirmation from both sides.