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This morning, an attack by India on Pakistan took place in which at least 26 people were killed by bombing in different areas of the country. Nine Pakistani-controlled locations were affected by the attacks. However, India claims that these are "non-escalatory" areas against "terrorist infrastructure".
A justification not shared by the Pakistani authorities. Its defense and foreign ministers claim that the attack took place in civilian areas and put the death toll at 10, including two minors. Prime Minister Shehbaz Harif has already announced that "this heinous act of aggression will not go unpunished".
36 deaths between the two sides: 26 Pakistanis and 10 Indians
The Indian side said the attack was in response to acts perpetrated just two weeks ago in the section of Kashmir under its control, where 26 tourists were killed after a group of gunmen opened fire. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had already warned that he would pursue the culprits and they would receive "a punishment that will sur anything they can imagine".
Pakistan's response has been swift. The Indian army claims that artillery attacks have taken place in Jammu and Kashmir with "arbitrary and indiscriminate firing and shelling across the Line of Control". Earlier, Pakistan had shot down five Indian aircraft and a combat drone.
The conflict has led several airlines to cancel all flights operating in the area. According to FlightRadar24, 52 flights to or from Pakistan have already been cancelled. A spokesman for the country, headed by Ali Zardari, said that at the time of the Indian attack on its borders, there were 57 international flights operating