At the end of May 2012, Pakistani government spokesman D. Malik said in an interview with reporters that his country is one of the most vulnerable countries on the planet in terms of climate change. According to the official, the use of special weapons is the reason for some anomalous climatic phenomena in Pakistan.
Pakistan's Federal Secretary for Climate Change, Jawid Malik, cited a number of natural disasters in the country over the past few years as evidence of his words. He also mentioned several plane crashes, the circumstances of which he considered mysterious.
Malik claims, in particular, that the causes of the accident on one of the glaciers, when the Pakistani military died, were not to blame for natural disasters, but directed laser beams. The source of the impact was allegedly one of the American military satellites. Avalanches and snowstorms, according to Malik, have nothing to do with the incident, the blame for everything is the active actions of NASA.
D. Malik bases his accusations on the information that since the beginning of the 90s of the last century, US scientists have been actively working in the field of ionospheric phenomena control. Apparently, this refers to the mysterious project HAARP, the main facilities of which are located in Alaska. The results of research in this area are highly classified and inaccessible to the world community. This allowed Jawaid Malik to argue that the main motive for US aggression with the use of climate weapons is the struggle for resources and influence over the sovereign territory of Pakistan.
The online periodical "Monavista", citing the words of Malik, does not comment on the reliability of the facts presented by him. But Professor Vladimir Lapshin, director of the Institute of Applied Geophysics of Roshydromet, is skeptical about such versions. In an interview published in Komsomolskaya Pravda, he claims that rumors about the possible use of climate weapons against any of the states contradict usual logic. Most anomalous natural phenomena, in particular, extremely high temperatures, are observed periodically in many states, including the United States.
The deep reasons for statements like the one made by D. Malik lie in a tangle of contradictions in relations between the United States and Pakistan. In an effort to win over the world community, Pakistan obviously considers it possible to use accusations of the use of climate weapons, although such military threats seem unlikely and very exotic to an outside observer.
