Pakistan claims it has killed “40-50 soldiers” by shelling Indian military installations along the Line of Control (LoC), the de facto border in Kashmir, in retaliation for Wednesday’s pre-dawn ...

After the Indian military foiled the Pakistani attempts, the Defence Ministry said India remains ‘fully prepared to defend its sovereignty and ensure the safety of its people’.

Pakistan has attacked Jammu Airport amid ongoing escalations. According to sources, at least eight missiles were directed from Pakistan at Jammu civil airport, Samba, RS Pura, Arnia and neighhbouring ...

Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah left for Jammu early Friday to take stock of the situation following last night's failed drone attack by Pakistan.

Pakistan's second attack attempt on Indian border states in under 24 hours failed late Thursday, as Indian air defences successfully intercepted and neutralised a swarm of drones and missiles ...

JAMMU, India/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -India and Pakistan accused each other of launching drone and artillery attacks overnight ...

All aerial threats were neutralised mid-air by India’s S-400 air defence systems in what officials called a “highly coordinated response.” No casualties or structural damage have been reported.

Jammu was hit by drone and missile attacks ... Trikuta Nagar and several adjacent places. Reports say that drone attacks from Pakistan were foiled yet residents heard loud sounds of a blast ...

The attacks, which occurred in the early hours of Thursday, involved missile launches and drone incursions aimed at critical military infrastructure in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan’s attempts to ...

However, the Pakistani military has denied launching any drones toward Jammu. Indian officials and ... New Delhi blamed Islamabad for backing an attack on the Indian-run side of disputed Kashmir, ...

Loud blasts were reported in Jammu, soon followed by the wail of emergency sirens. Similar sirens were also heard in Kupwara, a town located over 300 kilometers away.

(MENAFN- Kashmir Observer) Jammu- Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah left for Jammu early Friday to take stock of the situation following last night's failed drone attack by Pakistan.