India reports of strikes on military bases, Pakistan denies any role

India has accused Pakistan of attacking three of its military bases with drones and missiles, and it was called by Islamabad.

The Indian army said it thwarted Pakistan’s attempts to attack its bases in Jammu and Odhambur, in the Indian director Kashmir and Pathankot, in Punjab, India.

The explosions were reported Thursday evening in Jammu, Kashmir, which relies on the Indian with the area’s interruption.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister told BBC that they were not behind the attack.

“We deny that, we haven’t running anything yet,” Jawaga Asif told the BBC.

Earlier on Thursday, India said it struck the Pakistani air defenses and attempts to “neutralize” Islamabad to strike military targets in India on Wednesday evening.

Pakistan described this measure “the act of aggression”, after Indian missile strikes on Wednesday about targets in Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir.

On Wednesday, India’s strikes raised a set of invitations to cancel the escalation of the international community with the leaders of the United Nations and the world who are calling for calm.

The attacks and bombing incidents along the border occupied fears of the extent of the broader conflict between nuclear armed countries.

It is seen as the worst confrontation between the two countries in more than two decades.

India said it struck nine “terrorist infrastructure” sites on Wednesday in response to a hard -line attack on the Indian director in Kashmir last month.

Pakistan strongly denied Indian allegations that it had supported the militants who killed 26 civilians in the mountainous town of Pahalgam.

The bloody attack on civilians in the region was for years, as he sent height tensions. Most of the victims were Indian tourists.

Kashmir was witnessed by the Indian decades -old rebellion against the Indian rule that killed thousands of lives.

Kashmir has been a flash point between the two countries since it became independent after the division of British India in 1947. Both called Kashmir and fought two wars on it.

There were calls for self -control from all over the world yet India launched the “Sindoor Operation” early on Wednesday.

On Thursday, the two sides accused each other of more military action.

The Pakistani military spokesman said that the drones sent by India were working in multiple locations.

“Last night, India showed another work of aggression by sending drones to multiple sites,” said Lieutenant General Sherif Chaudhry. “These sites are Lahore, Gogranwala, Chakwal, Rawalpindi, Atok, Bahwalbur, Miano, Chur and near Karachi.”

He said that a civilian was killed in the province of Sind and four forces wounded in Lahore.

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India said its latest measure was in response to Pakistan’s attempts to “buy a number of military targets in northern and western India” overnight.

“He relialy learned that the air defense system in Lahore had been neutralized,” a defense statement said. Pakistan denied this claim.

There was no independent confirmation of the two -state issues of events.

Later in the day, Indian Foreign Minister Vikram Missri said at a press conference in Delhi: “Our intention is not to escalate matters. We are only responding to the original escalation.”

Meanwhile, the numbers of victims continue to rise. Pakistan says 31 people were killed and 57 of the Indian air strikes in Pakistan and Kashmir, which is run by Pakistan, and opened fire along the control line, since Wednesday morning.

The India Army said that the number of people who were killed by Pakistani fire in the disputed Kashmir area had risen to 16, including three women and five children.

Initially, India did not call any group that it believed was behind the attack in Bahmega, but on May 7 it accused the armed decade in Pakistan, which was taken in Pakistan.

Indian police claimed that two attackers were Pakistani citizens, and it was a claim that Islamabad denied. It says it has nothing to do with the April 22 attacks.

In a speech late at night on Wednesday, Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif pledged to take revenge on the death of India.

Pakistan reiterated that it had shot down five Indian fighter planes, saying that this was “a crushing response.” India did not comment on this claim.

In the wake of the explosions on Thursday in Jammu, the local media was killed by Indian military sources on Thursday in reporting that explosions throughout the Jammu region were also reported in the cities of Aknour, Samba and Cathoa.