India attack on Pakistan: Live news

[8:24 am) Pakistan Army destroys Indian battalion HQ across LoC in Leepa Valley

The Pakistan Army has destroyed the battalion headquarters of the Indian Army’s 6 Mahar Unit located across the Line of Control (LoC) in Indian-occupied Kashmir opposite Leepa Valley, sources said.

[7:20 am] Public support for armed forces
During a visit to Bahawal Victoria Hospital, enthusiastic citizens raised slogans of “Pakistan Zindabad,” demonstrating strong public support for the military amid escalating tensions.

[7:19 am] Corps Commander visits victims of Indian attack
Lt Gen. Muhammad Aqeel, Corps Commander of Bahawalpur, met with families of the injured from a recent attack, ensuring that military doctors provide necessary medical assistance.

[7:13 am] Pakistan army targets Indian post
Sources report that the Pakistan Army effectively targeted an enemy post in the Jura sector of the Line of Control, responding to what they described as an Indian attack.

[7:12 am] US Congressman questions evidence against Pakistan
US Congressman Brad Sherman commented on India’s lack of solid evidence against Pakistan, referring to allegations of a false flag operation.

[7:10 am] Commitment to thwart enemy conspiracies
A Provincial Minister stated that Pakistan was committed to thwarting enemy conspiracies on all fronts, reflecting a strong stance against perceived threats.

[7:05 am] Provincial Minister calls Indian provocation a threat
A Provincial Minister declared that India’s actions pose a serious threat to peace in South Asia, urging the international community to take notice of what he described as Indian infiltration.

[7:00 am] Pakistan asserts military readiness
Ramesh Singh Arora, a prominent Pakistani political figure, stated that the armed forces are fully capable of delivering a “befitting reply” to any acts of aggression, reinforcing the nation’s military resolve.

[7:07 am] Turkish ambassador’s meeting
The Turkish Ambassador met with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar, expressing full solidarity with Pakistan against Indian aggression.

Turkey conveyed deep regret over the loss of innocent lives and discussed regional security, reaffirming commitment to close ties and cooperation.

[7:05 am] Atta Tarar’s Update
Atta Tarar stated that the entire nation stands united, contributing to the recent successes against Indian aggression. He stated that Pakistan has informed international media about the situation and reiterated that the Indian forces came with bad intentions but retreated.

[7:04 am] Health Ministry’s high alert
On the instructions of Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal, a high alert has been issued. All hospital staff, including those at PIMS Polyclinic, have had their leaves cancelled, and medical personnel outside the city have been instructed to return immediately.

[7:03 am] Media access to incident areas
Atta Tarar mentioned plans to take international and Pakistani journalists to Bahawalpur and Muridke to showcase the situation on the ground, highlighting the unity of the nation in achieving recent military successes.

[7:00 am] Indian media admits defeat
Reports indicate that Indian media has acknowledged the loss of five aircraft and a drone, admitting that Pakistan has successfully shot down their planes.

[6:59 am] Indian army hoists white flag
Sources report that the Indian army has hoisted a white flag at the Chora complex on the Line of Control, indicating a retreat after suffering heavy damage from the Pakistan Army’s response.

[6:56 am] Flight operations halted
Private airlines, including Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), have suspended air operations amid the tense situation. Only landings are continuing at Karachi Airport, while operations have been halted at several domestic airports, including Lahore and Islamabad.

[6:50 am] Destruction of Indian check post
In retaliation for India’s attacks, the Pakistan Army destroyed an Indian check post in the Pandu sector, with heavy smoke reported rising from the site.

[6:32 am] Effective retaliation reported
Sources confirm that the Pakistan Army has effectively retaliated against Indian aggression, destroying an Indian check post and responding to attacks on innocent civilians.

[6:22 am] Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani’s statement
Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani emphasized that Pakistan is fully prepared to respond to any aggression, stating that every individual in the nation stands united with their armed forces.

[6:13 am] Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani’s Statement
Chairman Senate Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani condemned India’s actions as cowardly and a serious threat to regional peace. He emphasized Pakistan’s right to respond effectively to protect its sovereignty and borders, asserting that the nation stands united with its armed forces.

[6:03 am] Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN
Asim Iftikhar stated that Pakistan had warned the international community about India’s aggressive intentions. He described India’s actions as a violation of international law and reiterated Pakistan’s right to self-defense.

[6:02 am] Destruction of Indian umbrella post
Reports confirm that the Pakistan Army has destroyed an Indian umbrella post on the Line of Control, continuing to respond to enemy aggression.

[5:55 am] Indian post destroyed
Sources report that the Pakistan Army has successfully destroyed an Indian post on the Line of Control, reinforcing its response to the ongoing conflict.

[5:49 am] Tariq Fatemi’s remarks
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Tariq Fatemi condemned India’s attack as cowardly and reiterated Pakistan’s desire for peace in the region while offering an investigation into the Pahalgam incident.

[5:47 am] Pakistan’s Contact with the UN Security Council
Pakistan’s Permanent Representative informed the UN Security Council about India’s aggression and asserted Pakistan’s right to self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter.

[5:42 AM] UAE appeals for restraint
UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed called for both Pakistan and India to exercise restraint, warning that escalating tensions could affect regional and global peace.

[5:34 am] India’s diplomatic outreach
Following significant losses, Indian officials have begun contacting various countries, including the US, UK, and Russia, seeking to address the situation diplomatically.

[5:31 am] Federal Interior Minister’s condemnation
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi condemned India’s targeting of civilians, expressing regret over the loss of innocent lives and asserting that Pakistan’s armed forces have given a strong response.

[5:10 am] Destruction of Indian Gafdar Post
Security sources reported that the Pakistan Army has destroyed India’s Gafdar post on the Line of Control, successfully thwarting Indian attacks.

[5:04 am] Defense Minister Khawaja Asif’s update
Defense Minister Khawaja Asif confirmed that five Indian aircraft have been shot down, stating that the number may increase. He emphasized that Pakistan is vigorously defending itself against imposed war.

[5:00 am] Defense Minister’s Assurance
Khawaja Asif reassured the nation that the Pakistan Army is defending them and that they will take international media to the sites of the incidents to witness the situation firsthand.

[4:58 am] US Secretary of State’s Statement
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that he is closely monitoring the situation and hopes for a peaceful resolution, maintaining communication with both Pakistan and India.

[4:57 am] Foreign Office Spokesperson update
The Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister remained active throughout the night, monitoring the situation and issuing necessary instructions to Pakistani embassies regarding the casualties from Indian attacks.+

[4:52 am] Pakistan’s airspace closed for 48 hours

Pakistan’s airspace has been closed after India’s missile attacks on Pakistan, with all flights cancelled.

According to aviation sources, the country’s airspace has been closed for 48 hours, with a NOTAM has been issued. Aviation sources say that the airspace has been closed for the entire Pakistan.

[4:51 am] Five enemy aircraft shot down
Security sources reported that Pakistan has shot down five enemy aircraft, including three Rafales, a MiG-29, and an SU-30, in self-defense during India’s Buzdalala attack. Additionally, a Heron drone was also shot down, and several enemy posts were destroyed on the LoC.

[4:41 am] Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s remarks
Maulana Fazlur Rehman condemned India’s actions as cowardly, asserting that the Pakistani nation stands united with its armed forces in response to the attacks.

[4:38 am] Closure of educational institutions in Muzaffarabad
In light of the national situation, all educational institutions in Muzaffarabad district will remain closed today, as announced by Deputy Commissioner Mudassar Farooq.

[4:32 am] Maryam Nawaz’s statement
Maryam Nawaz expressed solidarity with the Pakistan Army, stating that protecting the nation is a sacred duty. She called for emergency response measures and declared that success is the nation’s destiny.

[4:28 am] Pakistan shoots down enemy aircraft
Security sources reported that Pakistan shot down three enemy aircraft that were attacking Pakistani territory. The military emphasized that these actions are in self-defense against India’s aggression.

[4:27 am] Flight cancellations
In Karachi, security has been tightened at Jinnah International Airport. Several airlines, including Fly Jinnah, Sirion Air, and Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), have canceled flights due to the ongoing situation.

[4:23 am] DG ISPR press conference
In a press conference, DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry reported that 24 operations had been conducted at six locations, resulting in 8 fatalities and 35 injuries. He detailed the attacks on various mosques and the impact on civilian populations, asserting that Pakistani forces are responding decisively to the unprovoked aggression.

[4:23 am] Increased Security Measures
IG Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi ordered heightened security at all important and sensitive locations. He emphasized that the Islamabad Police are prepared to respond to any situation and urged the public to report any unusual activity.

[4:17 am] Educational institutions closure
Due to rising tensions, the District Administration of Islamabad issued a notification stating that all educational institutions will remain closed tomorrow for security reasons. However, exams scheduled for the day will proceed as planned.

[4:13 am] Media access to Line of Control
The DG ISPR announced that media and international journalists were taken to the Line of Control (LoC) to witness the aftermath of the attacks, where innocent lives were lost.

[4:12 am] Two strikes in Shakargarh
Reports confirm two strikes in Shakargarh, with no damage reported. The incident area north of Sialkot was also targeted.

[4:12 am] Assessment of damage
The DG ISPR concluded with reports of significant damage to surrounding populations and infrastructure, emphasizing the impact on civilian life. The situation remains tense as military and government officials assess the ongoing crisis.

[4:10 am] Details of specific attacks
The DG ISPR detailed the attacks, including the targeting of Subhan Mosque in Ahmedpur East, where 5 Pakistanis were killed, including a three-year-old girl. A total of 31 individuals were reported injured in this incident.

[4:09 am] Educational institutions closed
In light of the escalating situation, educational institutions in Islamabad will remain closed today. Notifications have been issued regarding the status of exams scheduled for the day.

[4:05 am] Attaullah Tarar addresses international media including Sky News

Federal Minister for Information Attaullah Tarar condemned India’s attacks on five locations in Pakistan during interviews with Sky News, TRT World, and BBC. He reported civilian casualties, including women and children, and stated that a detailed assessment of the damage is underway.

Tarar reiterated Pakistan’s right to retaliate, expressing concerns over India’s aggressive actions.

[3:54 am] Educational institutions in Punjab closed
In light of the ongoing situation, all educational institutions in Punjab will remain closed today to ensure the safety of students and staff.

[3:53 am] Pakistani NSA and Mark Rubio discussed ongoing developments

[3:52 am] President Asif Ali Zardari’s strong condemnation
President Asif Ali Zardari condemned India’s aggression against civilian populations, asserting that Pakistan will respond decisively to protect its sovereignty. He highlighted the unity of the Pakistani nation behind its armed forces and criticized India’s actions as a violation of international law.

[3:37 am] Sialkot Police Report
In Sialkot, police have reported the downing of two Indian drones in Kotli Loharan, with the area cordoned off and the drones taken into custody.

[3:36 am] Pakistan Air Force Engagement
The Pakistan Air Force shot down another Indian Rafale aircraft 17 nautical miles southwest of Awantipora, bringing the total to three Indian Air Force jets downed. Indian media is accused of spreading false information regarding the Pakistani Air Force’s losses.

[3:30 am] Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s Statement
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the cowardly attacks on five locations in Pakistan, promising a decisive response. He expressed solidarity with the armed forces and assured that the nation is prepared to confront any threats.

3:19 am] Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s Remarks
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar condemned India’s aggression, stating it is a clear violation of the UN Charter and international law. He affirmed that Pakistan reserves the right to respond under the UN Charter.

[3:19 am] Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s Remarks
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar condemned India’s aggression, stating it is a clear violation of the UN Charter and international law. He affirmed that Pakistan reserves the right to respond under the UN Charter.

[3:15 am] Prime Minister Azad Kashmir Chaudhry Anwarul Haq’s Statement
Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir, Chaudhry Anwarul Haq, condemned the Indian attack, noting that it targeted two locations in the dark of night. He reported casualties, including a woman and a child, and expressed confidence that a befitting reply will be given alongside the Pakistani forces.

[3:13 am] Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s Announcement
In light of the security situation, Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced that all educational institutions across Punjab will remain closed tomorrow for the safety of the people.

[3:12 am] Speaker National Assembly Sardar Ayaz Sadiq’s Condemnation
Speaker Ayaz Sadiq condemned India’s attack on multiple locations, labeling it a cowardly act that violates international law. He assured that a befitting reply will be given and emphasized that the entire nation stands with the armed forces.

[3:07 am] Punjab Home Department on High Alert
In response to the escalating situation, the Punjab Home Department has put all law enforcement agencies on high alert. Medical personnel have been directed to report for duty, and district administrations are to remain on 24/7 alert for civil defense. Sirens and warning systems have been activated, and all civil defense resources have been mobilised in preparation for any emergencies.

[3:05 am] Foreign Office “strongly condemns” Indian attack on Pakistan

Foreign Office Spokesperson Pakistan strongly condemns India’s unprovoked and open aggression. “The Indian Air Force targeted the civilian population in Muridke, Bahawalpur, Kotli and Muzaffarabad with stand-off weapons”.

“Several civilians, including women and children, were martyred in Indian attacks India’s action. It is a clear violation of the Charter and international laws. India’s move has also become a serious threat to air traffic. India has put regional peace at risk by using terrorism as a pretext.

“India’s adventurism is leading two nuclear states towards a dangerous confrontation. Pakistan reserves the right to respond at the appropriate time and place. We reject India’s false narrative and cowardly move: Spokesperson Government, armed forces and nation are united against Indian aggression”.

[3:04 am] First Lady Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari’s statement
Bibi Asifa Bhutto Zardari strongly condemned India’s illegal attacks on Pakistan, calling them a blatant violation of sovereignty and unprovoked aggression. She highlighted the targeting of innocent women and children in the attack.

[3:02 am] DG ISPR Addresses the Nation
The Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) has made a strong statement regarding the situation, asserting that Pakistan will defend its integrity and sovereignty “at all costs.” He labeled India as a “self-confessed” perpetrator of terrorism and reiterated the need for solid evidence and thorough investigation into the recent events.

The DG ISPR condemned the unjustified attack by India, promising a “befitting reply.” He highlighted that a mosque and a civilian were specifically targeted in Azad Kashmir, calling this action a serious violation of regional security. He warned that the recent Indian aggression has brought two nuclear powers face to face, raising concerns about the potential for further escalation.

[3:01 am] Governor Punjab Sardar Saleem Haider Khan Condemns Attack
Governor Punjab Sardar Saleem Haider Khan has condemned India’s “cowardly attack in the dark of night,” asserting that Pakistan knows how to defend itself effectively. He described the attack as a “shameful” act targeting civilian settlements and confirmed that the Pakistan Army has already given a “befitting reply,” including the shooting down of an Indian Rafale aircraft. He emphasized that the entire nation stands united with the Pakistani Armed Forces.

[2:56 am] Information Minister Atta Tarar interview with Sky News

In an interview with Sky News, Information Minister Atta Tarar condemned Indian aggression against Pakistan. He reiterated Pakistan’s stance on the recent missile attack, calling for accountability and dialogue to address the escalating tensions.

Information Minister Atta Tarar strongly condemned India’s aggression. He stated that Pakistan will respond decisively to these unwarranted attacks.

He said that India launched strikes on Pakistani territory without providing any evidence to justify its actions.

The information minister commended Pakistani media for demonstrating “utmost responsibility” in their coverage of the situation, ensuring accurate reporting amidst rising tensions.

The PML-N leader said that Pakistan’s response to unwarranted Indian aggression was both, timely and appropriate. The minister reiterated the nation’s full right to defend itself against any threats to its sovereignty.

[2:54 am] Political Leaders Unite Against Aggression

Senior PPP leader Khursheed Shah condemns the Indian missile attack, asserting that Pakistan will respond decisively and hold India accountable for its actions.

[2:48 am] National Security Committee Meeting Called

Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has convened a meeting of the National Security Committee to discuss the ongoing situation and formulate a response strategy.

[2:44 am] Increased Security Measures

IG Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar has ordered heightened security at sensitive locations and increased vigilance against potential threats.

[2:34 am] State of Emergency Declared in Punjab

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif declares a state of emergency across the province, ordering all security agencies to remain on high alert.

[2:30 am] Prime Minister Addresses Nation

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif condemns the Indian attacks, asserting Pakistan’s right to respond and emphasizing national unity in the face of aggression.

[2:25 am] Missile Strike on Enemy Post

The Pakistan Army has reportedly conducted a missile strike that destroyed an enemy post in the Dudanial sector along the Line of Control (LoC).

[2:24 am] Religious Leaders Call for Unity

Maulana Tahir Ashrafi, Chairman of the Pakistan Ulema Council, condemns the Indian attack and urges citizens to rely on official statements for accurate information.

[2:20 am] Retaliatory Strikes Reported

Security sources confirm that Pakistani forces have successfully destroyed an Indian brigade headquarters in retaliation for the missile attacks.

[2:28 am] Trump calls Indian attack on Pakistan a “shame”

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday afternoon that the recent Indian strikes against targets in Pakistan and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir were a “shame.”

Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said he had just heard about the intensification of hostilities that had occurred in recent hours.

[2:18 am] Emergency Services on High Alert

The fire brigade in Islamabad has been placed on high alert as authorities prepare for potential emergencies.

[2:15 am] Health Services Mobilised

The Grand Health Alliance announces the immediate mobilisation of medical services for the injured in Lahore, urging healthcare professionals to assist in relief efforts.

[2:09 am] Pakistani Forces Respond

Reports emerge that the Pakistan Air Force has shot down two enemy aircraft as part of a retaliatory response to Indian aggression.

[2:05 am] Sialkot Airport Temporarily Closed

In response to the national security situation, Sialkot International Airport has been temporarily closed for all flight operations

[2:03 AM] Political Leaders Condemn Aggression

Sherry Rehman, Vice President of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), condemns the missile attacks as open aggression and asserts that Pakistan will respond decisively to India’s actions

[2:00 am] Attack on Mosque Confirmed

Security sources indicate that an Indian missile attack has targeted a mosque in Shivaji Muzaffarabad, raising alarms about civilian safety.

[1:57 am] Lahore Airport Closure Extended

Airport authorities announce that Lahore Airport will remain closed for all flights for the next 48 hours due to security concerns.

[1:52 am] Business Community Stands with Army

Ajmal Baloch, President of the All Pakistan Traders Association, has issued a statement expressing solidarity with the Pakistan Army and vowing a strong response to India’s actions.

[1:51 am] Evacuations Underway

Police report the evacuation of citizens from the Challahandi area in Muzaffarabad as a precautionary measure amid rising tensions.

[1:44 am] Health Minister Issues Alert

Provincial Health Minister Khawaja Imran Nazir has ordered all hospitals to remain on high alert in light of the recent aggression from India. Hospital management has been instructed to prepare for potential emergencies.

[1:31 am] Lahore Airspace Closed

Aviation sources confirm the closure of Lahore airspace, leading to the suspension of flight operations at Lahore Airport. Passengers are being sent back as authorities respond to the escalating situation.

[1:09 am] Missile Attacks Reported

India has reportedly fired missiles at three locations within Pakistan, according to the Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR).

The current escalation occurs against a backdrop of heightened tensions between Pakistan and India, particularly regarding the longstanding issue of Jammu and Kashmir, which has remained on the United Nations (UN) agenda for over seven decades without being resolved.

On Tuesday, Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Asim Iftikhar Ahmed, briefed the UN Security Council that Indian actions posed a threat not only to Pakistan but aslo to regional and global peace.

During the meeting, Ahmed outlined Pakistan’s position regarding Indian provocations and aggression, calling for immediate action from the UNSC. He condemned India’s suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, labelling it a violation of the international law.

The UN Secretary-General expressed concerns over the escalating tensions between the two South Asian neighbours. In a press briefing, he condemned the Pahalgam attack and urged the nuclear-armed nations to exercise maximum restraint.

Five gunmen had killed 256 tourists in Pahalgam, Indian-occupied Kashmir, following which Modi accused Pakistan of being involved with no evidence.

India also suspended the Indus Water Treaty and diplomatic relations, while in retaliation, Pakistan suspended trade and Simla Agreement with India.

Information Minister Atta Tarar warned last week of an imminent Indian attack on Pakistan.

Recent intelligence reports also indicated a significant escalation in terrorist activities in Balochistan linked to Indian intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).

Pakistani ambassador to Russia had warned India that any military action from India would be met with a robust response, including the potential use of nuclear weapons.

While international actors have tried to lessee tensions, including the US State Secretary Marco Rubio holding telephonic conversations with ministers of both nations, most of the world had remained neutral.

No updates available for this event.