Upping the ante, Pakistan said on Saturday that its army was "fully prepared" to face any challenge posed by India in the wake of current tensions between the two countries over Kashmir.
Addressing a joint press conference with Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi following a meeting of the country's top brass on the situation in Kashmir, Army spokesman Major Gen Asif Ghafoor said it was possible India could launch an attack to divert the world's attention from Kashmir.
"We have apprehension that India can launch attack to divert attention but we are fully prepared to deal with any misadventure," he said.
He said enough reinforcement has been provided at the Line of Control to deal with any situation.
Warning of the possibility of an unintended war, the army spokesman said that "Kashmir issue is nuclear flashpoint."
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