Pakistan Military Uses Heavy Weapons To Crush 5-Month PoK Protests; 7 Dead, 23 Injured
- Reports from Rawalakot allege that Pakistani Rangers and Frontier Corps personnel used heavy weapons, drones, and RPG-7 rockets against protesters and civilian areas.
- Organizers and protesters displayed bomb fragments and an RPG-7 rocket tail fin as alleged evidence of the attacks.
- Reports gave differing casualty figures: seven protesters killed and 23 injured, compared with a United Kashmir People’s National Party statement reporting three deaths and 18 serious injuries.
- PoK Police accused demonstrators of starting gunfire and called them “rioters.
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7 killed as Pak opens fire on POK protesters, military drones used during crackdown
Pakistani security forces moved against protest sites in Rawalakot, with seven civilians reportedly killed. The operation deepened unrest over representation, economic rights and unmet official commitments.
UKPNP condemns firing, alleged drone attacks on protestors in Rawalakot - The Tribune
In a press release issued on November 5, 2026, from Geneva, UKPNP spokesperson Sardar Nasir Aziz Khan said security forces allegedly targeted peaceful sit-ins at Matialmera Bus Terminal, Umar Farooq Chowk and other locations during the early hours of Thursday.
Violence has erupted once again in Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan. The Pakistani army is firing bullets and using drones in Rawalakot. Three people have been killed and 18 injured in the attacks that have been ongoing since this morning.
Violence in PoK: Pakistani forces fired drones and gunfire at civilians in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, killing three and injuring 18. Mobile and internet services were cut off amid violence in Rawalakot.
At least seven killed, 18 injured in PoK as Pakistani forces target protesters with gunfire and drones - OrissaPOST
Islamabad: At least seven people, including children, were killed and 18 others seriously injured Thursday after Pakistani security forces allegedly opened fire and carried out drone strikes against peaceful protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), the United Kashmir People’s National Party (UKPNP) said. The UKPNP strongly condemned the indiscriminate firing, excessive use of force, and alleged […]
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