US EditionPakistan says shot down 25 drones, India says it pushed back Pakistani retaliation
- Pakistan shot down an Indian drone near Walton Airport in Lahore early on May 8, 2025, amid rising tensions along the Kashmir frontier.
- This followed Indian missile strikes on May 7 that killed 31 civilians in Pakistan and were linked to response for an April 22 attack in Indian Kashmir.
- Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif vowed to avenge the civilian deaths without providing details, while India evacuated thousands near the highly militarized Line of Control.
- Two security officials confirmed Pakistan's air defenses downed a small Indian drone, though it was unclear if it was armed and India did not immediately comment.
- The incidents intensified fears of broader conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors given the ongoing escalation since April 22 and large civilian displacements.
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Lahore Anti-Aircraft Site Hit. NDTV Explains 'Suppression Of Enemy Air Defence'
A Pakistani air defence system installed in one of its major cities, Lahore, was destroyed in a counter-strike by India in the intervening night of Wednesday and Thursday, the Press Information Bureau said in a statement today.
·New Delhi, India
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