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- On April 22, India conducted airstrikes targeting multiple militant bases across the border in Pakistan, leading to deadly clashes between the two nations in the Kashmir region.
- The Indian strikes followed increasing hostilities involving artillery fire and attacks in the disputed Kashmir region divided between India and Pakistan.
- Pakistan reported 26 civilian deaths, including two children, caused by Indian bombing, while India cited 12 deaths in Poonch from Pakistani artillery.
- Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif claimed that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi orchestrated the attacks to increase his domestic support, while the United Nations emphasized the importance of preventing a military conflict between the two nations.
- The conflict escalated tensions with damaged infrastructure and diplomatic condemnations, while international calls urged both sides to maintain peace and avoid further escalation.
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Missiles against artillery fire: the border between India and Pakistan, at least 34 dead
The escalation between the two countries since the Kashmir bombing, which killed 26 people on 22 April, India accuses Pakistan, crossed a new level on the night of Tuesday 6 to Wednesday 7 May.
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