At Least 31 Killed by India's Missile Attack on Pakistan - News From Antiwar.com

31 civilians martyred, 57 injured in unprovoked Indian aggression: DG ISPR

Director General Inter-Services Public Relations Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry addresses a press conference. — Radio Pakistan/File Director General Inter-Services Public Relations Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said on Wednesday that death toll from unprovoked Indian attacks on...

Unprovoked Indian attack martyred at least 31 civilians, injured 57: DG ISPR

Pakistan reserves the right to defend itself, says military spokesperson

At Least 31 Killed by India's Missile Attack on Pakistan - News From Antiwar.com

India's missile strikes on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir have killed at least 31 people, including one child, and now the two nuclear-armed powers appear to be on the brink of a major war. India claimed it targeted "terror camps" linked to the April 22 terrorist attack in the Pahalgam area…

The crisis between India and Pakistan escalated following a terrorist attack that left 26 dead, mostly tourists, in Pahalgam, in the Indian region of Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April. Agencies / EL Libertador Sputnik.- At least 16 Indian civilians lost their lives after Pakistan's attacks, reported from the Indian Ministry of Defence in a statement. Faced with this attack, New Deli was forced to take reprisals to stop mortar and artillery fire from…

India’s Reckless Aggression: A Testament to Pakistan’s Unyielding Resolve – Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel

India’s escalating aggression against Pakistan is a desperate attempt to divert attention from its own failures — both militarily and diplomatically. The recent cowardly attacks on Lahore and other civilian areas reveal India’s growing frustration with Pakistan’s steadfast resolve. Let’s be clear: the Indian narrative of targeting “non-military installations” is a blatant lie. The reality is that 30+ innocent Pakistanis, including women and chil…

Tensions Soar: Pakistan Warns Retaliation After Indian Strikes in Kashmir Kill 31 Civilians

A fresh wave of hostility erupted between India and Pakistan after New Delhi launched airstrikes across the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, reportedly killing 31 people. The operation, dubbed “Operation Sindoori,” targeted militant camps in the region. However, Pakistan claims the victims were mostly civilians, including women and children. In response, Islamabad has condemned the strikes as a blatant “act of war,” warning that ret…