After Pakistan launched “Operation Bunyan-Mou-Marsososoos” in response to Indian aggression, New Delhi admitted on Saturday that several Indian air bases were aimed at “high speed” missiles.
The statement occurred after Pakistan triggered Al-Fatah missiles in retaliation for the Sindoor operation of India, in which he went to more than 20 Indian military sites in multiple regions, confirmed senior security officials. Geographical news early today.
“The Pakistani army (used) UCAV, drones, long -range weapons, merodeter ammunition and combat planes to attack civil areas and military infrastructure,” said Vyomika Singh at a press conference in New Delhi with Vikram Misri, the foreign secretary.
“There were also several high -speed missile attacks noticed later (during) night in several air bases in Punjab”, Turkish news agency, AnadoluHe quoted Singh saying.
“Limited damage to the team and personnel at the Indian Air Force stations in Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur and Bhuj,” said the Indian Air Force Officer Singh.
After the attack of Indian missiles in Pakistan aimed at the air bases, the Pakistan Air Force, using its JF-17 Thunder aircraft, destroyed the S-400 Air Defense System of India in Adampur through the use of hypersonic missiles, in addition to attacking several other key military sites.
The high the announced fire
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said today that India and Pakistan had agreed to “high the full and immediate fire” after a fourth day of strikes and counteracts against the military facilities of others.
“After a long night of conversations mediated by the United States, I am pleased to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to a high and immediate fire. Congratulations to both countries for using common sense and great intelligence,” Trump said in a publication on Truth Social.
Pakistan Foreign Minister also said that both countries had agreed to a high fire “with immediate effect” and the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would begin at 5 pm of the Indian hour (1130 GMT).
The sudden announcement occurred on a day when fears increased that the nuclear arsenals of the countries could come into play, since Pakistan’s army said that a superior military and civil body that supervises its nuclear weapons would be found.
But Pakistan’s defense minister later said that this meeting was not scheduled.
The Indian Foreign Ministry said that the head of Pakistan’s military operations called his Indian counterpart on Saturday afternoon and agreed that both parties would stop shooting.
The two heads will speak again on May 12, the ministry added.
The fight began on Wednesday when India carried out strikes about what she said was “terrorist infrastructure” in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Pakistan, two weeks after 26 people were killed in an attack against tourists in Jammu and Cashmir illegally occupied.
Pakistan denied India’s accusations that he was involved in the tourist attack. Since Wednesday, the two countries have exchanged fire and cross -border bombings, and have sent drones and missiles to the airspace of the other.
The countries have been locked in a Kashmir dispute since they were born after the end of the British colonial domain in 1947. They have gone to the war three times since then, even twice on puppy, and collided several times.
