Why is there so much concern in Pakistan about the May 18th ceasefire? The fear of Operation Sindoor is now clearly visible on the faces of terrorists.

Why is there so much concern in Pakistan about the May 18th ceasefire? The fear of Operation Sindoor is now clearly visible on the faces of terrorists.

 There was a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on May 10, but the atmosphere has heated up again due to the statements made in the last 24 hours. MPs in the Pakistan Parliament have expressed apprehensions of a new attack from India. 

Bilawal Bhutto has made a big claim about the ceasefire, while Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the picture is still to be seen. In such a situation, the question arises whether the ceasefire will be violated again. Will tensions raise their heads again? Why is there so much concern in Pakistan about May 18? Five days after the ceasefire announcement, US President Trump reversing his statement, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who was falsely celebrating the victory, suddenly offering talks to India, MPs in the Pakistani Parliament expressing their fears of a new attack from India, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh's announcement that the picture is still to be seen, the rapidly changing events have fueled the discussions. 

The fear of Operation Sindoor in Pakistan is now clearly visible on the faces of the terrorists, while on the other hand, the date of May 18 is scaring the MPs in the Pakistani Parliament. This fear is of Operation Sindoor Part-2. Pakistani MP Syed Shibli Faraz said that he will not sit comfortably...

 Now we have to be very careful. The fourth round of talks on ceasefire between the DGMOs of India and Pakistan is to be held on May 18, but before the talks, something happened that increased the suspense about India-Pakistan. The reason for this suspense is the change in the US President's stance on the ceasefire. Bilawal Bhutto is raising questions on the ceasefire. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif suddenly agreed to talk to India. So has Trump's statement become a cause of panic in Pakistan? In fact, US President Trump announced in a social media post on May 10 that he played an important role in bringing about a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, but on May 15, Trump reversed his statement and said that I never said that I mediated. I only helped India and Pakistan reach a ceasefire.