So, here’s a wild bit of Cold War-era drama—back in the 1980s, there were whispers that Israel, possibly with a nod from India, was seriously thinking about taking out Pakistan’s nuclear facility at Kahuta. The whole idea was apparently inspired by Israel’s earlier strike on Iraq’s Osirak reactor. Some reports even claimed India might’ve let Israeli jets refuel or fly from its bases. But the plan never took off—Pakistan somehow caught wind of it and made it crystal clear there’d be serious consequences. Whether all of it’s true or not, it shows just how intense things were back then.
