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Reports of a radiation leak, amplified by social media and sightings of a US nuclear response aircraft, remain unverified. No official radiation emergency has been declared by Pakistan or international bodies, though monitoring continues amid rising global concern. A fake document purportedly issued by the Government of Pakistan claims there has been a radiation leak at an industrial site in northern part of the country. BOOM found that the viral letter is riddled with errors and is fake. The letter is being shared after many news channels aired discussions speculating whether India had targeted nuclear installations at Kirana Hills in Pakistan. The Indian armed forces on May 12, 2025, in the press briefing denied that India had targeted the said location. Amid rumours and social media speculations that there was some radiation leak from any nuclear facility in Pakistan following the military conflict with India, the global nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) came out with a clarification. IAEA is an autonomous international ... The US Department of Energy administration's aircraft has been sighted in areas of Pakistan where there are concerns about potential nuclear radiation. This suggests an assessment of whether India's air strikes caused damage to Pakistan's nuclear facilities.
