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Joint Pakistani Security Forces Operation in Chitral District Yields Success Against Terrorists

Pakistani Security Forces Operation

However, amidst this success, disturbing intelligence has surfaced, revealing a potential link between the operation and cyber espionage activities. The ISPR disclosed that the social media account of Ayesha Siddiqa, a prominent commentator and analyst, was accessed and run by operatives affiliated with India’s Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). Notably, these RAW operatives were reported to have previously served in Afghanistan.

This revelation adds a new dimension to the security landscape, indicating an attempt to gather intelligence through unconventional means. The exploitation of Ayesha Siddiqa’s social media account underscores the evolving nature of modern warfare, where cyber tactics are employed alongside traditional military operations.

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