India fires missiles into Pakistan, killing at least 8, officials say
- On Wednesday early morning, India launched missile strikes targeting at least nine locations in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Punjab province.
- The strikes followed rising tensions after a militant attack in April on tourists in Indian-controlled Kashmir, which India blamed on Pakistan.
- Pakistani officials reported the strikes killed eight civilians, including a child in Bahawalpur mosque, and injured dozens, while India said no military sites were hit.
- Gen. Ahmad Sharif stated the missiles were fired from Indian territory, hitting six or more locations, and called the attack "cowardly" targeting civilians.
- The strikes have sharply escalated hostilities, prompting Pakistan to vow retaliation and drawing international calls for maximum restraint between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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