There are moments in the history of the nations where a leader has to make a bold decision – one that prioritizes national sovereignty and security above all else. Such decisions etch the manager’s name in history and ensure that they are remembered and revered for generations. May 28, 1998 stands as such a historic day when Pakistan, led by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, rose with dignity on the world stage and was recognized as a nuclear power. This landmark day was appropriately named YouM-E-Takbeer. India had performed nuclear tests on May 11, 1998 in an attempt to dominate the region and assert its superiority. However, Nawaz Sharif, who opposed enormous international pressure – including a $ 5 billion offering from the United States – chose to maintain Pakistan’s dignity and independence. On May 28, 1998, Pakistan conducted six nuclear tests in Chaghai, which effectively neutralized India’s nuclear attitude and established itself as the first and only nuclear power in the Islamic world. This bold decision came at a significant price. Nawaz Sharif and his government were facing intense international pressure, financial sanctions and isolation. Still, people in Pakistan stood behind their leadership and sent a clear message to the world: Pakistan would never compromise on its sovereignty or national integrity. Now, 27 years later, the same unwavering determination has witnessed again. On May 7, 2025, India again tried aggression against Pakistan. But under the decisive leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan replied with full strength. The nation stood united, shoulder to shoulder with its government and armed forces and reinforced national determination. On May 10, Pakistan delivered a historic blow to Indian aggression and forced it to retreat. The success of this operation reverberates across the globe. The world witnessed Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder Jets, J-10C aircraft, Fatah missiles and Shaheen-ballistic systems. International media, especially Western business, highlighted India’s humiliating defeat, while Indian media – reduced to spreading false propaganda – was postponed and forced to withdraw its fabricated claims. India’s arrogance and military adventureism met a crushing response. Prime Minister Modi and his media allies were left to bear the shame of defeat. Pakistan’s Cyber ​​Warfare capacities disoriented Indian command structures further and forced India to settle down.