Tensions flared along the India-Pakistan border as Pakistan attempted a missile attack on Indian Army posts across Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan. In a swift and effective response, the Indian Army intercepted and destroyed the incoming missiles mid-air, preventing any damage.
This confrontation comes shortly after the success of Operation Sindhoor, during which India launched a missile offensive that eliminated around 100 Pakistani terrorists. Despite this setback, Pakistan launched another strike, using air defense units stationed near Lahore.
Indian forces, alerted early, responded with precision, taking down Pakistani missiles before they reached Indian territory. Missile fragments were later found in Punjab’s agricultural fields, confirming the attempted attack.
Pakistan reportedly targeted 15 Indian military posts, but all strikes were repelled. The Indian Army has issued a clear warning to Pakistan: any future attacks will trigger strong retaliation.
Meanwhile, explosions were reported in some areas of Punjab. One such blast in Akalia village led to one death and five injuries, possibly due to missile debris. Investigations are underway.
