India's Brigade Headquarters Destroy in Pakistan's attack – Bangladesh Diplomat

Pakistan's armed forces have taken revengeful action in the cities of Punjab and Azad Kashmir in Pakistan. They have demanded the destruction of five Indian Air Force (IAF) warships, a drone and a brigade headquarters. News Geo News.

Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chowdhury, Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) confirmed that all the jets of the Pakistan Air Force were completely safe even after the clash with the Indian aircraft.

A military spokesman to Reuters confirmed that three of the destroyed Indian Air Force jets include France-made Rafael, one SU3 MKI and one MiG-20 fullcrum.

In addition, Pakistan's Armed Forces Control Line (LOC) has completely destroyed a post of enemies in the Dhundial sector and has been able to destroy an Indian drone. The exchanges between the Pakistan Army and the Indian Army continued to exchanging the control line.

Meanwhile, three civilians were killed in Pakistan's firing in Jammu and Kashmir. Seven more were injured at the time. News of NDTV.

The Indian Army said the attack was given a collective response.

Earlier, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif warned India's missile attack as 'cowardly attack' and warned of a strict response. On the other hand, US President Donald Trump has called the attack “shameful”. He hoped to calm the situation quickly.

It is to be noted that India has launched a military operation in Pakistan on Wednesday (May 7th) called 'Operation Sindur'. The operation was reported in nine places in Pakistan and Pakistan-ruled Kashmir.

Pakistan has alleged that at least eight civilians were killed and more than five were injured in the missile attack. This step is called Islamabad 'Declaration of War' and vowed to give it a strict and appropriate response.

After the missile attack, the Indian Army wrote in a post on their X (former Twitter) account, “Justice has been established.”

It is to be noted that the tensions between the two countries of the nuclear-powered neighborhood have been steadily intensifying since the death of 20 tourists in a deadly terrorist attack in Pehelgam, India-ruled Kashmir on April 22. India has directly blamed Pakistan for the attack, though Islamabad has been denying any of their involvement. In this context, India's military action has made regional security situation even more complicated.