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India closes airspace to Pakistan airlines as tensions rise

India closed its airspace to all Pakistani-registered and military aircraft from April 30 to May 23, 2025, amid rising tensions.
The closure follows a terrorist attack on April 22 in India-controlled Kashmir that killed 26 men, mostly tourists, near Pahalgam, which New Delhi blames on Pakistan-backed militants.
Pakistan denies involvement, calls India's accusations baseless, demands a neutral investigation, and warns of possible military action, citing credible intelligence of impending Indian attacks.
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged a transparent inquiry and de-escalation, while Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stressed readiness to respond to aggression and hoped for international mediation.
The reciprocal airspace bans and suspension of the Indus Water Treaty indicate escalating hostilities between the nuclear neighbors, raising concerns of a wider conflict.

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India closes airspace for Pakistani aircraft

The situation between India and Pakistan is getting worse and worse. India is now closing the airspace for Pakistani aircraft. Pakistan is expecting an Indian attack. The US is admonishing prudence.

4 hours ago·Hamburg, Germany

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Financial Times

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Water or blood: tensions grow over India and Pakistan’s shared rivers

Islamabad warns that interrupting water flow after New Delhi’s suspension of Indus treaty would be ‘act of war’

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India shuts airspace for all aircraft from Pakistan

The closure of the airspace will be in effect from April 30 to May 23.

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India denies use of its airspace to aircraft registered in Pakistan

The Government of India issued a note stating that it will not allow aircraft registered in Pakistan to use its airspace. The measure extends to aircraft operated, owned or leased by Pakistan Airlines or operators, including military flights. READ ALSO: Tension in Kashmir: India-Pakistan exchange of fire in the midst of a diplomatic crisis ‘Indian airspace is not available for aircraft registered in Pakistan or aircraft operated, owned or leased…

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Preparation of attack?: India blocks airspace for Pakistani airlines

After a bloodbath in Kashmir, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio is alarmed by the escalation between India and Pakistan. Islamabad accuses the neighbor of planning a military attack. The government in New Delhi closes its own airspace.

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India closes air space to Pakistani aircraft

Further exchanges of fire took place on the border between the two countries. Tension between New Delhi and Islamabad has increased since an attack that killed 26 people in Kashmir on 22 April.

8 hours ago·Paris, France

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