US EditionFilipinos told to avoid areas near India-Pakistan border
- On May 7, 2025, India launched air strikes on multiple sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, including dams and hydropower projects near the Line of Control and international border.
- India stated the strikes targeted nine sites linked to terrorist infrastructure to preempt planned attacks after a deadly April 22 assault killed 26 civilians in Indian Kashmir.
- Following the strikes, India and Pakistan exchanged intense shelling across Kashmir’s de facto border, causing civilian casualties and fighter jet crashes, while several airports and flights were suspended.
- Pakistan claimed 26 civilians were killed and 46 wounded by the strikes, alleged shooting down five Indian aircraft, and declared India’s action “an act of war” with a vow to respond forcefully.
- The Philippine Embassy in Islamabad advised around 30 Filipinos near the border to avoid non-essential travel, remain indoors, and prepare for evacuation, while urging a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
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Explainer: Kashmir killings escalate to fighting between India and Pakistan
New Delhi says military struck nine Pakistani sites that provided 'terrorist infrastructure' and from which attacks against it were orchestrated; Islamabad asserts attacks targeted civilian sites, vows retaliation
Multiple fatalities after retaliatory strikes between India and Pakistan, officials say
India's military says it has struck infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir used by militants linked to last month's massacre of tourists in the Indian-administered portion of Kashmir. Follow live.
Several deaths after Indian attack on Pakistan – Pakistan...
The situation in the Kashmir conflict is escalating. After India attacks Pakistan at night, Pakistan is fighting back with artillery attacks. However, the Prime Minister announces another reaction. India is arguing the air strikes with a preventive strike against terrorists.
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