Pakistan’s Counter Terrorism Department has dismantled a spy network allegedly linked to India’s RAW, arresting six suspects in connection with targeted killings and sabotage in Sindh. The operation revealed claims of Indian involvement in local violence aimed at destabilizing the region, with Pakistan seeking international scrutiny of these allegations. Indian officials have rejected these claims as propaganda, emphasizing that such accusations often exploit domestic grievances for geopolitical leverage. This incident highlights the persistent espionage tensions between the two nations and the increasing significance of cyber warfare in their bilateral relations, prompting both countries to bolster their intelligence and defense capabilities.