India announces that it has struck “terrorist infrastructure” in Pakistan with missiles, and denounces artillery shots aimed at Indian cashmere

India has struck “Terrorist infrastructure” In Pakistan with missiles, announced, on the night of Tuesday, May 6 to Wednesday, May 7 (Tuesday evening, Paris time), the Indian government, in retaliation for the murderous attack on April 22 at the Indian Kashmir. “Really, the Indian armed forces launched the Sindoor operation by hitting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan (…) Hence the terrorist attacks against India have been organized and directed ”said the Indian government in a short declaration.

“In total, nine sites have been targetedaccording to the Ministry of Indian Defense. Our actions were targeted, measured and non -climbed. No Pakistani military installation has been targeted. India has shown great restraint in the choice of targets and execution methods. These measures follow the Barbaric terrorist attack in Pahalgam, during which 25 Indians and a Nepalese were killed. We hold our commitment: those responsible for this attack will have to be accountable. »»

New Delhi led “Air strikes” In “Three regions” From Pakistan, for its part, reported the Pakistani army, citing two cities of the Pakistani cashmere as well as a third in the state of the Pendjab, border of India. Correspondents from the France-Presse agency in the Pakistani cashmere and in the Pendjab have heard several strong explosions. “We will fight back when we choose”added the army spokesman, Lieutenant-General Ahmed Chaudhry.

“Appropriate and calibrated”

According to the Indian army, the response was not long in coming, and Pakistan made artillery fire in the territory of India in stride. “Pakistan has once again violated the ceasefire agreement by making artillery fire in the sectors of Bhimber Gali and Ponch-Rajauri” in Indian cashmere, the army said on its X account, specifying that it had “Rippled appropriately and calibrated”.

The tension between the two countries has been extremely strong since the attack that has killed 26 in the tourist town of Pahalgam. Indian and Pakistani soldiers have exchanged over a week for more than a week of light weapons along the border between their two countries. Even if the attack was not claimed, New Delhi questioned Islamabad, who categorically denied.

Indian police provide at least two Pakistani nationals among the attackers and their accomplices and ensures that they are linked to the Let, the jihadist movement Lashkar-E-Taiba based in Pakistan, already suspected of attacks which had killed 166 dead in Bombay in 2008. One of the sites targeted in the Indian army is the Subhan mosque, Bahawalpur Linked according to Indian intelligence to groups close to the Let, including Jaish-e-Mohammed (Jem).

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