US EditionIndia-Pakistan tensions escalate with drone attacks, 48 dead
- On May 7, 2025, India initiated Operation Sindoor, conducting missile strikes on multiple locations across Pakistan and the region administered by Pakistan in Kashmir to target militant training camps.
- The operation followed a militant attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last month that killed 26 tourists, which India blamed on Pakistan-based militants and Islamabad denied.
- Cross-Border shelling, drone attacks, and airspace violations intensified along the Line of Control, causing at least 48 deaths mostly in Pakistan, with civilian casualties on both sides.
- The U.S. Secretary of State contacted officials from both nations, calling for an urgent reduction in tensions, while China described India's military actions as unfortunate and urged both parties to act responsibly to preserve peace in the region.
- The escalating clashes represent some of the worst India-Pakistan tensions in years, raising concerns of wider conflict despite international diplomatic pressure.
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Aly Goni shaken as family faces drone attacks in Jammu amid escalating India-Pakistan tensions
Mumbai: Television actor Aly Goni has expressed deep concern after learning that his family in Jammu was directly impacted by recent drone attacks amid growing tensions between India and Pakistan. As cross-border unrest intensifies, Goni took to social media to share his distress, shedding light on the fear and uncertainty faced by civilians in conflict-affected regions. In his post, the ‘Bigg Boss’ actor, who is currently out of the country, ex…
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