India Strikes Pakistan as Tension Between Nuclear-Armed Neighbors Following Terror Attack Reaches Fever Pitch
India launched airstrikes against Pakistan and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday, leaving at least eight dead and dozens more injured in an attack its fellow nuclear-armed South Asian neighbor has called an “act of war.”
India’s “Operation Sindoor” struck a total of nine Pakistani sites utilizing precision weapons, including drones, on Wednesday, targeting locations “where terrorist attacks against India have been planned,” the Indian military said.
Pakistani officials claimed the bombings killed eight people and injured 38 more, including five civilians who were killed in Ahmedpur East in the province of Punjab.
“Pakistan has every right to give a robust response to this act of war imposed by India, and a strong response is indeed being given,” Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in a statement.
After the strikes, Pakistani troops indiscriminately fired across the border into Indian-controlled Kashmir — killing three civilians, the Indian army said.
Pakistan also claimed to have shot down as many as five Indian aircraft, including fighter jets. Those claims were not confirmed by the Indian military as of Tuesday night. (Read more from “India Strikes Pakistan as Tension Between Nuclear-Armed Neighbors Following Terror Attack Reaches Fever Pitch” HERE)










