In Pictures: Indian unprovoked strikes in Pakistan
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1 year ago
an Indian attack targeted Bilal Mosque in Muzaffarabad, causing damage to the structure On May 7, — Reuters
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s military has shot down five Indian planes in retaliation for late-night attacks conducted by its India against six locations, including Punjab’s Sialkot and Bahawalpur, as well as Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Soon after news of a military clash surfaced, the Inter-Services Public Relations verified the strikes, claiming that India launched the assaults from within its airspace. The military spokesman presented a revised damage assessment of the situation earlier today, revealing 26 civilian deaths and 46 wounded.
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The following are the pictures of the site that came under attack and prevailing situations in rthe egion after India’s unprovoked aggression on civilians.
An Indian attack targeted Bilal Mosque in Muzaffarabad, causing damage to the structure On May 7, — ReutersPeople inspect the damaged building of the Government Health and Educational Complex following Indian strikes in Muridke on May 7. — AFPFollowing Indian strikes in Muridke on May 7, security forces walk on a road near the site of a destroyed building of the Government Health and Educational Complex. — AFPIndian strikes destroyed a building in Muridke’s Government Health and Educational Complex On May 7. — AFPA media person films Bilal Mosque after it was hit by an Indian strike in Muzaffarabad on May 7. — ReutersSecurity force personnel stand guard in front of Bilal Mosque after it was hit by an Indian strike in Muzaffarabad, on May 7. — ReutersSoldiers cordon off a road after Indian strikes at Ahmedpur Sharqia, some seven kilometres from Bahawalpur on May 7. — AFPTravelers queue at Jinnah International Airport following the cancellation of all domestic and international flights in Karachi on May 7 — AFPA view of Bilal Mosque which was damaged after it was hit by an Indian strike in Muzaffarabad on May 7. — Photo by Tariq Naqash
A father and a son who live in a village near the Line of Control and who were injured in Pakistani shelling get treated in a hospital in Uri, Indian-occupied Kashmir [Nasir Kachroo/AP Photo]Demonstrators gathered to protest against India and its Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Hyderabad, Pakistan, on Wednesday morning [Husnain Ali/AFP][Nasir Kachroo/AP Photo]
[Nasir Kachroo/AP Photo]Villagers watch as firefighters douse smoke coming out from the debris of an aircraft near Akhnoor in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday [Channi Anand/AP Photo]Metal debris lies on the ground in Wuyan, Pulwama in Indian-occupied Kashmir on Tuesday [Sharafat Ali/Reuters]Rescuers search for victims in the debris of a damaged building in the Government Health and Educational Complex after Indian strikes on Pakistan’s Muridke on Wednesday [Murtaz Ali/AFP]Smoke billows after an artillery shell landed in the main town of Poonch district in Indian-occupied Kashmir on Wednesday [Punit Paranjpe/AFP]Tanks are transported on a road in Muridke near Lahore, on May 7, 2025. —Reuters