Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lt. Gen. Ahmad Sharif, held a press conference today in light of India’s recent military aggression.
Addressing the media, the Pakistan Army spokesperson revealed that Indian forces launched coordinated strikes on six locations inside Pakistan, hitting both civilian and military targets. In response, Pakistan’s armed forces carried out strong retaliatory operations.
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Key updates from the briefing:
- Six Pakistani sites attacked: Indian airstrikes targeted multiple areas across the country.
- Five Indian jets shot down: Pakistan Air Force brought down Indian Rafale and Su-30 aircraft, severely weakening India’s aerial campaign.
- Ongoing aerial combat: Dogfights continue in the region as both air forces remain engaged.
- Missile retaliation by Pakistan: Pakistan launched precision missile strikes aimed at disabling key Indian military infrastructure.
- Airspace closure: To ensure civilian safety, Pakistan has closed its airspace and suspended all domestic and international flights.
DG ISPR confirmed casualties and damage from the Indian attacks but assured that Pakistan’s military is responding with full force to defend national sovereignty. He warned India against further aggression, declaring, “Pakistan will not remain silent in the face of such hostility.”
An emergency National Security Council meeting has been called to assess the situation and consider diplomatic and strategic steps. Meanwhile, the international community continues to urge both countries to exercise restraint and seek peaceful resolution as tensions remain dangerously high.
