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India launches cross-border missile strikes into Pakistan

India launches cross-border missile strikes into Pakistan

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India launched military strikes on targets in Pakistan on Wednesday in response to a massacre of tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir. Pakistan claimed it shot down five Indian Air Force jets, while India stated that 13 people were killed in cross-border attacks. The Indian military strikes targeted multiple sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, resulting in a reported death toll of 31 in Pakistan. The Pakistani army spokesperson stated that at least 26 people were killed and 46 were injured in the strikes. India described its operation as a response to the deadly attack in Kashmir, while also accusing the group that claimed responsibility of being a proxy for the Pakistani military.

Penny Wong
Australian Foreign Ministry
1. We don't want to see escalatory actions, which pose a risk to regional peace and security.
2. Australians in affected areas should monitor updated Smartraveller advice.
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1. India and Pakistan are and will always be each other's neighbors, and they are both China's neighbors.
Friedrich Merz
1. We are deeply worried by last night's clashes between these two nuclear powers.
Jean-Noel Barrot
1. I don't think anyone has an interest in a lasting confrontation between India and Pakistan.
Jonathan Reynolds
1. Our message would be that we are a friend, a partner to both countries. We stand ready to support both countries. Both have a huge interest in regional stability, in dialogue, in de-escalation and anything we can do to support that, we are here and willing to do.
Indian Embassy
1. No Pakistani civilian, economic or military targets have been hit.
Sofia Qureishi
Indian Army
1. The operation was launched to provide justice to the innocent victims of the terrorist attacks and their families.
2. The operation targeted nine terrorist camps, and we fully destroyed them.
Sumantra Bose
London School of Economics
1. Surgically targeted precision strikes do not change the fact that there have been these large explosions in major Pakistani population centres.