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Home » Blog » India Strikes Pakistan Two Weeks After Kashmir Terrorist Attack

India Strikes Pakistan Two Weeks After Kashmir Terrorist Attack

Arjun NairBy Arjun Nair World
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India said early Wednesday that he had carried out strikes in Pakistan, two weeks after an attack of armed militants killed more than two civilians in Kashmir administered by India.

The Indian government said their forces had hit nine sites in Pakistan and on the Pakistan side of the disputed cashmere region. Pakistani military officers said five places had hit, in the province of Punjab and their background part.

“Our actions have focused, measured and not scale of nature.

In his own statement, the Pakistani government said the strikes “are not left unanswered.” He added: “The temporal pleasure of India will be replaced by a lasting complaint.”

The precise nature of the Indian strikes was an uncle.

The residents of Muzaffrabad, the capital of the Pakistani part of Kashmir, reported having listened to planes flying. They said that a site in a rural area near Muzaffrabad that was once used by Lashkar-E-Taiba, a militant group based in Pakistan, seemed to have attacked in the strikes.

A Pakistani army spokesman said that four other places had also been attacked. One was Bahawalpur, in the province of Punjab, the site of a religious seminar associated with Jaish-E-Mohammad, another militant group based in Pakistan; Another was Kotli, a puppy city administered by Pakistan.

The Pakistani army said that Indian airplanes did not enter Pakistan’s airspace to carry out the attacks.

The explosions occurred 15 days after the militants opened fire against a group of tourists in the Kashmir region administered by India on April 22, killing 26 and wounding more than one boxes.

The massacre was one of the sausage attacks against Indian civilians in decades, and India quickly suggested that Pakistan, his neighbor and the archNIECE, had been involved. The two nuclear weapons countries have fought several wars on Kashmir, a region they share, but that each one states as a whole.

The Pakistani government has denied participation in the attack, and India has presented little evidence to support its accusations. Even so, shortly after the attack, India announced a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including threat to interrupting the flow of an important river system that supplies it water.

In Kashmir, the Indian forces, a radical repression, arrested hundreds, while continued their search for perpetrators. And India and Pakistan have repeatedly exchanged the fire of small weapons along the border in the days after the attack.

But India attacks are an intensification of the conflict that runs the risk of triggering a total war that could be difficult to contain. The Pakistani government promised to respond in a child to any Indian aggression, and both nations have the ability to inflict tremendous damage.

Anupreeta das Contributed reports.

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