Pakistan has declared war against Afghanistan. In this situation, ‘sores on the turn’. It is known that Islamabad is going to face a huge shortage of flour. The US Department of Agriculture released a report. The report claimed that compared to last year, wheat production in Pakistan is going to be less by 20 to 22 lakh tons.
And a cloud of apprehension has gathered around this report. Most of the people of that country take wheat as their staple food. Roti, bread, naan and other wheat-based food items are in the regular diet of Pakistanis. This time the situation is such that the market of war is in the stomach of Pakistan. Pakistan imports large quantities of rice and maize from other countries every year. But they are self-reliant on wheat for domestic production. In this situation, if there is a shortfall in the production of 20 lakh tons, it will directly affect the country’s crop market.
The US Department of Agriculture released a report. The report claimed that compared to last year, wheat production in Pakistan is going to be less by 20 to 22 lakh tons.
Incidentally, such a situation has arisen in Pakistan at a time when the bells of war have sounded in the country. Pak Army has carried out aerial attacks in several areas of Afghanistan. They attacked Kabul and Kandahar on Friday. And then Pak Defense Minister Khwaja Asif announced that this time there will be a direct war between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Islamabad named this war against Afghanistan as ‘Operation Ghazab Lil Haq’. They claim that 133 Afghan soldiers died in Pak attack. On the other hand, Afghanistan claims that they killed 55 Pakistani soldiers. All in all, the cloud of war is gradually darkening. In this situation, a new panic was created around the shortage of wheat.
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