Pakistan moves troops, India hits military targets : May10,

Pakistan moves troops, India hits military targets : May10,

“The Indian military reaffirms its commitment to non-escalation, as long as the Pakistani military reciprocates.”

India stated on Saturday that Pakistan’s military attempted air invasions at around 26 areas from Srinagar to Nalia,which the Indian military was able to “neutralize,”underscoring that Pakistan’s activities overnight have been “escalatory” and “provocative.”

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Additionally, India claimed that it used “air-launched precision weapons” from Indian fighter planes to “engage with” Pakistan’s military objectives at six different locations: Rafiki, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Juniya. As a result, precision weapons were used to target their radar stations at two different locations.

Delhi added that the military of Pakistan has been seen “moving their troops into forward areas,”a sign of offensive intent to intensify the conflict.

“Indian armed forces remain in a high state of operational readiness,”stated Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Col. Sofiya Qureshi,who conducted the briefing with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.

“Actions have been properly addressed and successfully repelled. Wing Commander Singh stated,”The Indian military reaffirms its commitment to non-escalation,as long as the Pakistani military does the same.”

Pakistan targeted civilian settlements and military facilities along the western border using drones,long-range weaponry,loitering munitions,and fighter planes,according to Wing Commander Singh and Col. Qureshi.

“The Pakistani military also used drones and heavy-caliber weaponry along the Line of Control and the International Border,”stated Wing Commander Singh.

According to her, attempts for air intrusion from Srinagar to Nalia were made at around 26 points, but the Indian military was able to neutralize the threats.

Wing Commander Singh stated that there was only minor harm done to the Indian Air Force’s Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, and Bhuj stations’ people and equipment.

In a shameful and cruel conduct,she added,there were other “high-speed missile attacks noticed subsequently,after 0140 hours in the night at several air bases in Punjab.”

The health care center and school premises at the Air Base of Srinagar,Avantipur,and Udhampur were assaulted by Pakistan,”yet again,displaying irresponsible targeting of our civil infrastructure,”according to Col. Qureshi.

The Indian military responded quickly and strategically, launching precision strikes only on designated military targets. These comprised places for storing weapons, radar stations, command and control centers, and technical infrastructure. Our fighter aircraft air-launched precision munitions against Pakistani military sites in Rafiki, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Juniya. Precision bombs were used to target the radar stations at Pasroor and Sialkot aviation,she added,adding that India made sure there was no collateral damage during these responses.

According to Wing Commander Singh and Col. Qureshi,Pakistan has engaged in a heavy exchange of small arms fire in Kupwara, Baramulla,Poonch,Rajouri,and Akhnoor,attempted several drone-based air intrusions,and shelled civilian infrastructure with heavy calibre guns,killing some civilians. “The Pakistan Army has suffered significant damage as a result of the Indian Army’s effective and proportionate response,” it stated.

The “malicious misinformation campaign with claims of destruction of the Indian air force station at Adhampur, destruction of airfields at Sirsa, and BrahMos base at Nagrota” was also refuted by them. To demonstrate that the infrastructure has not been harmed,they displayed images of Air Force installations at Sirsa and Suratgarh.

Additionally,Pakistani state agencies’ allegations of attacking and demolishing many locations,military stations,and facilities were denied by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.

Pakistan’s “campaign of targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure,”particularly in the states of Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir,he emphasized.