Pakistan breached ceasefire again in multiple border areas; Indian army retaliates | Indian news
Pakistan once resorted to an unprovoked ceasefire that violated earlier today. Officials said on Monday that the Indian Army responded to unprovoked small arms following the Pahargam attacks following the unprovoked small arms (LOC) attacks shot across the Line of Control (LOC) on the evening of May 4-5.
The Pakistani army resorted to unprovoked small arms in Kupuwara, Balamura, Pornchi, Rajari, Mendhar, Nashra, Noshra, Sandbani and Kupuwara, Balamura, Bonachi, Rajari and Kupuwara, Bonara, Rajari and Aknoir regions in Kupuwara, Bonara, Rahori and Aknoir regions. According to officials, the Indian army responded quickly and proportionally.
Earlier on May 3 and 4, the Pakistani army was addicted to small arms and was retaliated by the Indian army on J&K in the small arms of Kupwara, Baramulla, Poonch, Rajauri, Rajauri, Mendhar, Mendhar, Naushera, Sunderbani, Sunderbani and Aknnoor regions. According to the Indian Army, the troops responded in a calibrated and proportional manner.
This is the 11th day of effective revenge since the Pakistani army opened fire from the evening of April 25 to 26. According to the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MOCA), on April 30, India closed its space to all aircraft registered in Pakistan and aircraft operated by Pakistan Airlines, which is another major step after the terrorist attacks in Jamu and Pahalgam in Kashmir on April 22, in which 26 people were killed.
India issued a notice to the pilot (NOTAM), confirming that the airspace has shut down its space, from April 30 to May 23 (the estimated duration), including military aircraft, including military flights, including military flights. On April 29, the Director-General of the Military Operations of India and Pakistan held a hotline to discuss Pakistan's unprovoked ceasefire violations based on defense sources. Sources said India warned Pakistan not to make unwarranted violations of the ceasefire along the LOC and international borders.
