- Claims regarding the status of PoK/Kashmir were made, including calls for international intervention and accusations of occupation, involving the UN.
- The Indian Army launched Operation Sindoor in response to an attack in Pahalgam.
- India launched Operation Sindoor, targeting JeM and LT infrastructure in Pahalgam during a heightened military conflict with Pakistan.
India conducted strikes in Pakistan targeting a Sargodha airbase as part of Operation Sindoor.
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India conducted strikes in Pakistan targeting a Sargodha airbase as part of Operation Sindoor.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Indian forces conducted strikes in Pakistan, targeting LGT camps and engaging AWACS from Sargodha using S-400 batteries.Sub-event
- A loitering munition was searched near Sargodha amid ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, drawing US concern.Sub-event
Operation Sindoor continues as a tri-service offensive against terror infrastructure in PoK.1 source
India's strikes during Operation Sindoor hit an airbase in Sargodha, Pakistan.1 source
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