India said that Pakistan attacked her on Thursday night with drones and “other ammunition” along his shared border and dispute.
Pakistan, on the other hand, destroyed the control posts of the Indian army throughout his disputed border in Kashmir, as reported by a Pakistani security source, while the clashes between the residents of the southern Asia threaten to lead to a broader conflict.
India and Pakistan have accused mutually repeatedly of launching cross -border attacks since their conflict intensified on Wednesday.
This is what you should know:
How we get to this situation: India launched a military attack against Pakistan on Wednesday, attacking what he called “terrorist infrastructure” in response to a massacre of civilians perpetrated last month by militants in the Kashmir administered by India. India accused Pakistan of being involved, which he has denied. Pakistan promised to retaliate against the attacks of India.
At least one demolished plane: The United States confirmed that Pakistani forces knocked down an Indian plane during the air attacks in India in Pakistani territory, according to a senior US official. Pakistan said he was shot down five Indian Air Force planes in retaliation for Indian attacks, including three sophisticated French manufacturing war airplanes. India has not responded to accusations.
-The last climb: India said to have repelled the Pakistani attacks along “the entire western border.” He also accused Pakistan of “numerous violations of the high fire” along the control line, the de facto border that divides the territory into a backman dispute. The Army warned that it would respond strongly.
Dead soldiers, demolished drones: The Pakistani army claimed to have killed between 40 and 50 Indian soldiers along the facto border in Kashmir and demolished 29 Indian drones this Thursday throughout the country, from Rawalpindi, in the north (headquarters of the military headquarters), to a point near the port city of Karachi, in the south. An Indian source of defense said to have intercepted missiles fired from Pakistan to the Kashmir administered by India and the Indian province of Punjab this Thursday. Pakistan denied the accusations.
Explosions and panic: This Thursday explosions were heard in the city of Jammu, in the Kashmir administered by India, according to CNN an Indian army spokesman, who added that a blackout was recorded in the region. Journalists and residents informed CNN about the “panic” and “palpable tension” in the city. strong bombings were reported in URI, in the Kashmir administered by India, according to a local police officer. Pathankot police, Punjab Indian city, also received explosion reports, according to a police source.
Notice to passengers: The commercial airlines of India warned passengers to reach airports early after the country’s civil aviation security office ordered airlines and airports to reinforce security measures.
Residents in the line of fire: Numerous reports from people fleeing their homes have been received before the continuation of the shots and bombings, while others seek refuge in bunkers under their homes. At least 16 people on the Indian side have died in cross -border Pakistani bombings, according to the Indian Ministry of Defense. Meanwhile, Amritsar residents have been asked in India, about 24 kilometers from the border with Pakistan, who remain in their homes until new notice.
Problems with the registered trademark: Reliance Industries, the powerful conglomerate owned by the Indian billionaire Mikesh Ambani, announced the revocation of a registration request of the “Sindoor Operation” brand, presented by error by a subaltern employee.
