Published: May 7, 2025 – 6:10 AM PKT
India’s Operation Sindoor has entered a critical phase as missile strikes continue and cross-border tensions rise dramatically. According to Pakistani officials and global outlets, over 10 civilians have been killed in villages along the LOC. India claims the offensive is aimed at dismantling terror networks following the April 23 Pahalgam massacre.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Defence has declared a “national emergency footing” and claims Indian aggression violates international norms. In response, Pakistan has launched heavy artillery barrages across the LOC. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has convened the National Security Committee.
Military analysts believe Pakistan may respond with a calibrated air campaign if further Indian strikes occur. ISPR also confirmed the downing of two Indian UAVs near the Bagh sector.
India claims that intelligence reports confirm active terror staging grounds remain operational in PoK. The campaign aims to dismantle them preemptively.
Pakistan has activated all forward units, scrambled fighters, and deployed artillery along the LOC. It has accused India of violating international agreements.
According to The Hindu, at least 10 civilians have died due to shelling and missile impacts near border villages.
Yes, China has officially urged restraint. The UN Secretary-General is expected to address the issue in a press briefing within 24 hours.
To understand how this escalation began, read our earlier report on India’s retaliation after the Pahalgam Massacre.