A Shocking Revelation on National TV
In a revelation that has stunned many, a Pakistani defense expert has claimed during a televised panel discussion that the United States is operating out of the Nur Khan Airbase — one of Pakistan’s most strategic military installations. The claim, though not officially confirmed, has triggered a storm of speculation both inside and outside Pakistan.
Nur Khan: A Sensitive Strategic Asset
The Nur Khan Airbase, located near Rawalpindi, has historically been under the control of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). Known for hosting high-level military operations and VIP movements, the airbase is often kept under tight wraps. If the U.S. truly has access or operational control here, it would raise serious questions about Pakistan’s sovereignty and military autonomy.
Fueling Old Suspicions
The statement has rekindled long-standing suspicions about covert cooperation between Washington and Islamabad, particularly in counter-terrorism operations. Over the years, rumors have swirled about U.S. presence in Pakistani bases, especially during the height of drone campaigns and intelligence missions in the region.
Domestic and International Backlash Brewing
Social media in Pakistan is buzzing with debate. Critics are accusing the government and military of “selling out” to a foreign power, while others argue it’s just strategic cooperation in national interest. International observers, meanwhile, are watching closely for any confirmation or denial from the Pentagon or Pakistani authorities.
What’s Next? Silence or Showdown?
As of now, there’s been no official response from either Islamabad or Washington. But if the claim holds any truth, it could reshape how the region views U.S.-Pakistan relations — potentially sparking diplomatic flare-ups, military recalibrations, or demands for greater transparency from the Pakistani public.
