Has India attacked the nuclear facility of Kirana Hills in Pakistan? Know the big explanation of the Global Atomic Energy Agency about this claim

The Indian armed forces launched Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of 6 and 7 May to avenge the cowardly Pahalgam terror attack in which 26 innocent civilians were killed on April 22. The operation destroyed terror camps in Pakistan and Pok. In the coming days, seven air bases were destroyed and other military infrastructure was also attacked in Pakistan. In the midst of this, reports that one of the Brahmos rackets that were fired by India had landed in the Kirana Hills in Pakistan – an area that was supposed to house the nuclear arsenal of Pakistan. However, the Indian army categorically denied this claim.

However, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has rejected reports and speculation of radiation leaks of nuclear facilities in Pakistan. The clarification of the Global Nuclear Watchdog came in Vienna after the Indian Air Force said it was not aimed at Kirana Hills in Pakistan, where nuclear installations are reportedly housed.

Wion quoted IAEA as saying: “Based on information available for the IAEA, there is no radiation leak or release of a nuclear facility in Pakistan.”

On May 12, during the DGMO press conference, one of the reporters asked: “Social media and Twitter are the fact that we have hit a site called Kirana Hills, who should be a nuclear storage facility … Is there a confirmation that we are touching Kirana Hills?”

Air Mar Marshal Ak Bharti joked to this director -general of India’s Air Operations that he did not know that Kirana Hills housed some nuclear installations. “Thank you for telling us that Kirana Hills houses a number of nuclear installations. We didn’t know,” said Air Marshal Ak Bharti. He added: “We didn’t hit Kirana Hills, whatever there is. I did not put my briefing yesterday.”