At about 4 o'clock on May 7th, local time, Pakistan's Inter-Services Information Bureau spokesman Chaudhry released the latest news on live television, saying that India had attacked 6 places in Pakistan, with a total of 24 attacks, resulting in 8 deaths.
Among them, a religious building in Punjab Province was targeted, killing five people, including a 3-year-old girl, and injuring 31 people. A religious building and four houses were destroyed.
Previously, in the early morning of the 7th local time, Pakistan's Inter-Services Information Bureau issued a statement stating that India launched missiles at three locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, and damage assessment was in progress.
India launches missiles into Pakistan mainland and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
Chaudhry, director of Pakistan's Inter-Services Information Bureau, told local media on the same day that Indian missiles struck the Bahawalpur area of eastern Punjab Province, Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and the Godli area.
Chaudhry said that the Indian fighter jets failed to enter Pakistani airspace and the Pakistan Air Force was on high alert throughout the entire process and had successfully prevented any intrusion. The spokesperson emphasized that Pakistan will choose the appropriate time to respond comprehensively.
Local witnesses said they heard huge explosions in Pakistan's eastern Punjab province and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Pakistan military says it shot down two Indian Air Force fighter jets
According to information from the Pakistan Inter-Services Information Bureau on May 7th, Pakistan and India have begun exchanging fire on the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and Pakistan has launched ground and air combat operations.
An official from Pakistan's Inter-Services Information Bureau told local media in the early morning of the 7th that the Pakistani military had just shot down two Indian Air Force fighter jets.
The attack killed at least eight people
At about 4 o'clock on May 7th, local time, Pakistan's Inter-Services Information Bureau spokesman Chaudhry released the latest news on live television, saying that India had attacked 6 places in Pakistan, with a total of 24 attacks, resulting in 8 deaths.
Previously, according to Pakistani military sources, at least three people were killed and many others were injured in India's attack on Pakistan on May 7th.
The Indian Ministry of Defense issued a press release in the early morning of the 7th confirming that the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor to attack terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. The communiqué stated that the above-mentioned areas planned and directed terrorist attacks against India. The Indian army's actions were "focused, measured, non-escalatory, and did not target Pakistani military facilities. The Indian troops selected targets and executed them in a very restrained manner."
Pakistan announces 48-hour closure of national airspace
After India launched an attack on Pakistan, Pakistan announced on the 7th that it would close its national airspace for 48 hours, and all flights nationwide were immediately canceled.
Pakistan declares state of emergency
On May 7th, after India attacked Pakistan, all major cities in Pakistan, including the capital Islamabad, declared a state of emergency. All schools and educational institutions across the country will be closed for the day.
In the early morning of the 7th local time, Pakistan's Information Minister told the media that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will convene a National Security Council (NSC) meeting at 10 a.m. on May 7th.
Some airports in northern India closed
In the early morning of the 7th local time, many Indian airlines issued travel reminders stating that in view of the current situation, airports in parts of northern India will be closed until further notice.
