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Pakistan says 26 killed in Indian rocket attacks. Follow the latest

Pakistan says 26 killed in Indian rocket attacks. Follow the latest

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In the early Wednesday, India fired in several locations in Pakistanically controlled areas in several places and killed at least 26 people, including a child, in which the Pakistan's guide called as a war act.

India said it hit the infrastructure Last month massacre From tourists in the Indian controlled part of cashmere.

Pakistan claimed that several Indian fighter planes shot down as retaliation measures when two planes fell on villages in the cashmere controlled by India. At least seven civilians were also shot at by Pakistanner in the region, said the Indian police and doctors.

The tensions have risen since the attack between nuclear armed neighbors who have blamed India for the support of the guilt. Islamabad denied the accusation.

What to know:

  • Strikes follow an attack on cashmere: A fatal attack on tourists In the controversial Kaschmir region last month, relationships between India and Pakistan stormed into new low. India accuses Pakistan of supporting the massacre, in which 26 men, Mostly Indian Hindus, were killed, an indictment that Pakistan denies. Both countries then excluded diplomats and citizens, closed the border and closed their airspace for each other.
  • Scenes of panic and destruction: The rockets met six locations in Pakistanically administered cashmere and in the eastern province of Punjab in the country and killed at least 26 people, including women and children, said Pakistani military spokesman, lieutenant general Ahmed Sharif. The Indian Ministry of Defense said that at least nine locations were targeted “where terrorist attacks against India were planned”.
  • Pakistan answers: In an explanation, Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif “Pakistan has the right to give a robust reaction to this war act imposed by India, and in fact a strong reaction is given.” The Indian army said that Pakistan fired artillery Along the so-called de facto limit in Bhimber Gali in India controlled cashmere.

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