‘No Pakistani military installation was targeted,’ said New Delhi; India added that it thus maintains its’ commitment to hold the authors of the attack [de abril]’
THE India performed bombing With missiles against nine places that housed “terrorist infrastructures” in Pakistani territory, in retaliation for the attack on April in Caxemira, the Indian government announced on Wednesday (7, local date). India and Pakistan They have been tensioning since the armed attack that left 26 dead on April 22 in the tourist city of Pahalgam, in the part of the cashmir administered by India.
Although the attack was not claimed, New Delhi accused Islamabad, who categorically denied any involvement. “Recently, the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor, reaching terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan […]where they had been organized and directed terrorist attacks against India, ”the Indian government said in a brief statement on Wednesday.
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“Our action is specific, balanced and seeks to avoid any climbing. No Pakistani military installation has been targeted,” said New Delhi, who said he had a “considerable moderation.” India added that it thus maintains its “commitment to hold the authors of the attack [de abril]”.
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In turn, the Indian army informed the social network X that Pakistan fired artillery shots at Indian territory, “in the sectors of Bhimber Gali and Poonch-rajauri”, in Caxemira Indiana. Pakistani army spokesman, Lieutenant General Ahmed Chaudhry, had warned shortly before his forces would respond “at the moment” to “choose” by announcing that Indian bombings had reached “three regions.”
*With information from AFP
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