India starts strikes via Pakistan, Islamabad, promises to defeat the score.

India and Pakistan exchanged heavy artillery along their contested border on Wednesday, after New Delhi had started rocket attacks on his arch-rival in a large escalation between nuclear.

Deads were reported on both sides. Pakistan said that Indian strikes killed at least eight people, and India said Pakistani artillery fire killed three civilians along the border between de facto in controversial cashmere.

Neu-Delhi announced that they had carried out “precision attacks in terrorist camps” at nine locations in Kashmir and in the state of Punjab, which Islamabad had held responsible for a fatal attack on the Indian side of the controversial region.

The Indian army said “justice is served”, with new delhi added that its actions are “focused, measured and non-escalatory”.

Pakistan's Minister of Defense Khawaja Muhammad Asif Accused Indian Prime Minister Narendra modes Starting the strikes to “support” his domestic popularity, but said that Islamabad had been repelled.

“The retaliation has already started,” said Asif AFP. “We won't take long to pay the score.”

“Back shot”

Islamabad reported on eight civilians – including a child – on the strikes, and AFP Correspondents in Pakistani Kashmir and Punjab heard several loud explosions.

In Muzaffarabad, the capital Pakistan-compared cashmere, troops came from the streets around a mosque, Islamabad, was hit by a strike, with explosion marks on the walls of several houses.

Shortly afterwards, the Indian army accused Pakistan, “indiscriminately” on the control line (LOC), the border with facto in Kashmir, to shoot with flame outbreaks as land shells. AFP Reporter saw.

“Three innocent civilians have lost their lives,” said the Indian army and added that it reacted “proportional”.

“We woke up when we heard the sound of the shooting” FarooQA man in the Indian city of Poonch told him Press Trust of India News agency from his hospital bed, his head wrapped into a bandage. “I saw how the back of regulations accused themselves … Two people were wounded.”

Rümmer of an Indian fighter plane was seen by one AFP Photographer in Wuyan – on the Indian controlled side of Kashmir.

A source of security confirmed that it was an Indian aircraft, but the reason for her crash and the fate of the pilot was not immediately known.

It was generally expected that India was reacting to tourists from Kashmir from Kashmir from Kashmir on April 22nd in the group of Pakistan Lashkar-e-Taiba, an unrited terrorist organization.

This attack left 26 people dead, mainly Hindu men in the tourist hotspot of Pahalgam. No group has taken on responsibility.

Neu-Delhi has blamed Islamabad to have supported the attack and trigger a number of heated threats and diplomatic Tit-for-Tat measures.

Pakistan rejects the allegations, and according to the Indian army, the two sides have exchanged shots since April 24 on April 24. Pakistan also said that two rocket tests did it.

“Maximum reluctance”

Violence is a dangerous escalation between the South Asian neighbors, who have waged several wars since they were worked out of the subcontinent at the end of British rule in 1947.

Diplomats have stretched the pressure on the leaders to withdraw from the war.

“The world cannot afford a military confrontation between India and Pakistan”, the spokesman for the UN chief Antonio GuterresPresent Stephane Dujarricsaid in an explanation and added that Guterres called for a “maximum reluctance”.

US President Donald Trump card Said reporters in Washington, he hoped that the fights “end very quickly”.

US foreign minister Marco Rubio has spoken since the strikes with top security officers both in Neu -Delhi and Islamabad.

Rubio said that he had “carefully” monitored the situation and “would continue to include both the Indian and Pakistani leadership towards a peaceful solution.

The Indian army said it “showed a considerable restriction of the selection of the goals and the execution method” and added that “no Pakistani military facilities were targeted”.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz SharifThe “hideous act of aggression will not be unpunished”, as “unprovoked” and “cowardly”, to describe the Indian attack.

Rebels in the Indian cashmere administered have been uprising since 1989 that are looking for independence or a merger with Pakistan.

India regularly accuses its neighbors to support armed groups who fight against its armed forces in Kashmir, an indictment that Islamabad denies.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi Is expected in Neu -Delhi on Wednesday, two days after a visit to Islamabad, as Tehran is mediated.

India should also hold several civilian defense exercises on Wednesday, while schools in Pakistan's Punjab were closed, the local government officials said.

The strikes came only a few hours after modes said that water that flows across the borders would be stopped. Pakistan had warned that one would be a “act of war” about the rivers flowing from India into its territory.