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India Today
10-05-2025
- Politics
- India Today
Pak PM calls meet of nuclear command body after India hits airbases: Report
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has called a meeting of the National Command Authority on Saturday, the country's military said, amid a dramatic escalation in cross-border hostilities with India. The move, reported by news agency Reuters, comes just hours after Islamabad launched a coordinated military operation targeting multiple Indian National Command Authority is Pakistan's highest decision-making body on national security matters, including those related to its nuclear latest flashpoint was triggered by Pakistan firing a long-range missile aimed at a strategic Indian location, which was intercepted and destroyed by Indian Air Defence Systems in the Western Sector, according to government sources. In response, India retaliated overnight, targeting 26 Pakistani sites with missile and drone strikes stretching from Jammu and Kashmir to key Pakistani airbases—including Noor Khan in Rawalpindi, Murid in Chakwal, and Rafiqui in Shorkot—were hit, inflicting heavy damage on military assets. The Ministry of Defence said critical Indian infrastructure such as airports and airbases remained unharmed thanks to rapid interception by India's air defence systems, including S-400s and Akashteer forces also destroyed several Pakistani posts and terror launch pads near the Jammu region that were allegedly being used to launch drones into Indian territory. Shelling resumed at dawn in Naushera, with loud explosions and heavy artillery fire engagement continues over Srinagar and its adjoining areas. India has activated its surface-to-air missile systems in the region amid fears of further aerial aviation across the region has been severely impacted. Pakistan closed its airspace until noon Saturday, while India's Airports Authority has issued NOTAMs suspending operations at 32 airports until May 14. The last PIA flight in Pakistani airspace was reportedly forced to circle Quetta mid-air before being have mounted on both sides. In Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri, Additional District Development Commissioner Raj Kumar Thappa was killed when Pakistani shelling hit his residence. J&K Chief Minister Omar Abdullah called it 'devastating news' and offered his crisis stems from India's precision strikes earlier this week on terror launchpads in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, which were in retaliation for an April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam that left 26 people, mostly tourists, InMust Watch
India.com
10-05-2025
- Politics
- India.com
India-Pakistan Tensions: What Is Paks Operation Bunyan ul Maroos And Why Pakistani Army Tried To Bomb Indian Cities Using Fatah-2 Missiles?
India-Pakistan Conflict: The India-Pakistan conflict is heading towards a major escalation of war with Islamabad firing its long-range Fatah-2 missiles towards India. India has retaliated hard against Pakistan, hitting their 3 airbases of Nur Khan in Rawalpindi, Rafiqi Airbase in Punjab's Shorkot, and Murid Airbase in Punjab's Chakwal. Reportedly, Pakistan fired Fata-2 and Abdali-I missiles at Indian cities but the Indian air defence systems intercepted these missiles, neutralising them in the air. Reportedly, one of them was intercepted over Sirsa, in Haryana, around 300 kms from Delhi. The Fatah-2 missiles has a range of around 400 kms while the Abdali-I missile has a range of around 200 kms. Why Pakistan Used Fatah, Abdali Missiles? What Is Bunyan ul Maroos? So far, Pakistan has been attacking India using Turkish drones but Indian Air Defence Systems have been successfully neutralising them all. On the other hand, Indian drones and missiles have successfully made ground hits in Pakistan, causing widespread humiliation for the Pakistani army. In a face-saving move, the Pakistan army launched Operation Bunyan ul Maroos, meaning 'unbreakable wall' to fire its long-range missiles at India. Pakistan tried to hit key Indian cities using the Fatah and Abadali missiles so that it could hold the moral high ground in front of its citizens, but failed miserably as these missiles have been intercepted and neutralised. Meanwhile, India targeted at least three airbases in Pakistan in retaliation to Pakistan's aggression. Following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, India has launched 'Operation Sindoor' targeting terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. While India maintained that the strike was non-escalatory and no military sites were attacked, Pakistan has escalated the situation by repeatedly targetting Indian cities.
Time of India
09-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Putin's Men 'Admit' Breaking Ceasefire, Accuse Ukraine Of Hostilities Ahead Of Victory Day Parade
Blackout in Jammu | Pakistan Targets Airport, India Launch Counter Attack | Operation Sindoor Pakistan launched a series of missile and drone attacks on Jammu, including a direct strike on the Jammu Airport. The Indian Air Defence Systems swiftly intercepted the threats, ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure. This attack follows Pakistan's earlier failed attempt to target 15 Indian cities and comes amid heightened tensions along the Line of Control. Residents in Jammu, Kupwara, Pathankot, and Gurdaspur experienced blackouts and mobile network suspensions as a precautionary measure. The Indian Armed Forces have maintained a high alert status, demonstrating readiness to counter any further provocations.#jammu #jammublackout #pakistanattack #jammuairport #blackout #JammuAirportAttack #PakistanMissileStrike #IndianAirDefence #LoCConflict #KupwaraBlackout #PathankotExplosions #GurdaspurAlert #OperationSindoor #IndiaPakistanTensions #CrossBorderConflict 41.4K views | 9 hours ago
Time of India
08-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Pakistan Targets Airport, India Launch Counter Attack
Pakistan launched a series of missile and drone attacks on Jammu, including a direct strike on the Jammu Airport. The Indian Air Defence Systems swiftly intercepted the threats, ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure. This attack follows Pakistan's earlier failed attempt to target 15 Indian cities and comes amid heightened tensions along the Line of Control. Residents in Jammu, Kupwara, Pathankot, and Gurdaspur experienced blackouts and mobile network suspensions as a precautionary measure. The Indian Armed Forces have maintained a high alert status, demonstrating readiness to counter any further provocations.#jammu #jammublackout #pakistanattack #jammuairport #blackout #JammuAirportAttack #PakistanMissileStrike #IndianAirDefence #LoCConflict #KupwaraBlackout #PathankotExplosions #GurdaspurAlert #OperationSindoor #IndiaPakistanTensions #CrossBorderConflict
