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India and Pakistan Exchange Nighttime Fire in Escalating Kashmir Conflict

India reports Pakistani rocket and drone attacks on military sites, which Pakistan denies, as civilian casualties rise and international actors call for de-escalation.

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Eine Batterie von Artilleriegeschützen der indischen Armee feuert am 1. Juni 1999 auf die Stellungen islamischer Guerillas im Dras-Sektor von Kaschmir. (Archivbild)
Ein bei pakistanischem Beschuss zerstörtes Haus in Uri, einer Kleinstadt im indisch kontrollierten Jammu und Kaschmir

Overview

  • India accuses Pakistan of launching rocket and drone attacks on military installations in Jammu, Kashmir, and Punjab, claims Pakistan denies.
  • Nighttime artillery and drone exchanges continue along the disputed border, with at least 17 Indian civilian deaths reported since Wednesday.
  • India claims to have neutralized Pakistani threats, while Pakistan insists it has not conducted offensive operations in Indian-administered areas.
  • International actors, including the US, EU, and Iran, urge both nations to de-escalate and engage in dialogue to prevent further escalation.
  • The conflict, rooted in the 1947 partition, has reignited following an April 22 terror attack in Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, with India blaming Pakistan for the assault.