Hacker terminated all negotiations and pledged to make public

In a shocking turn of events, a suspected hacker has reportedly terminated all negotiations with the Pakistani government and has pledged to make all the data public. This follows a series of audio leaks involving Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and various other Pakistani officials that have been released over the past few weeks.

The hacker, who has chosen to remain anonymous and is known only as “Hacked”, stated that they will not negotiate with Pakistan and will instead make the information that they have obtained available to the public. Hacked is believed to have accepted the audio recordings illegally, although the exact method has not been revealed.

The Pakistani government has not commented on the situation, but it is believed they are taking the threat seriously. This is especially true considering the recent success of the audio leaks, which have caused much embarrassment to the government. It remains to be seen what the outcome of this situation will be, as the Pakistani government will likely attempt to contain the situation and prevent further embarrassment. However, Hacked has made it clear that they will not be deterred and will continue to make the data public. This could have far-reaching implications for Pakistan, both politically and economically.