Pakistan Strikes Back – Indian Military Bases Hit in Response to Air Attacks (LIVE UPDATES)
Published: May 7, 2025 – 5:00 AM PKT
In a swift and decisive response to India's pre-dawn airstrikes on suspected terror camps, Pakistan has launched retaliatory attacks on Indian military installations along the Line of Control (LOC).
🇵🇰 Pakistan’s Counterstrike
According to official statements from ISPR, the retaliatory action targeted Indian military outposts allegedly used to coordinate recent air operations. Pakistani media reports suggest the use of drone-guided artillery and short-range missiles.
- Confirmed attacks in Rajouri and Poonch sectors.
- Two Indian military supply points reportedly damaged.
- Pakistan claims no civilian casualties on its side.
🇮🇳 India’s Initial Strike: A Recap
Earlier today, the Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted precision strikes on what it described as “active terror hubs” in Muzaffarabad, Bahawalpur, and Kotli. Indian Defense officials stated the operation was a preemptive counterterrorism measure following intelligence on cross-border threats.
🌍 International Reactions
- UN Secretary-General: Urges immediate de-escalation and calls for both sides to “exercise maximum restraint.”
- China: Urges dialogue, reiterates neutrality while calling for regional peace.
- US State Department: Monitoring situation closely; appeals for calm and direct talks.
💬 Social Media Reactions
- @DGISPR: “Any aggression will be met with full force. Pakistan has responded, and we are prepared for all scenarios.”
- @IndiaToday: “Pakistan retaliates hours after India’s airstrikes — tension remains high along the LOC.”
- @GlobalConflictWatch: “This is the fastest escalation seen in South Asia since the 2019 Balakot incident.”
❓ FAQs – Ongoing India-Pakistan Conflict
Has war officially been declared?
No. As of now, neither side has formally declared war. The current situation remains an active military engagement along the LOC.
Which areas are on high alert?
Border districts in Jammu & Kashmir (Poonch, Rajouri) and Pakistani-administered Kashmir are under high military alert with potential airspace restrictions.
Will air travel be affected?
Yes. Both India and Pakistan have issued NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen) restricting flights in conflict-adjacent air corridors. Travelers are advised to check with airlines.
Is there a ceasefire agreement in place?
No ceasefire has been confirmed yet. Diplomatic sources suggest backchannel discussions may be underway.