Ban on Pakistan will continue
Ceasefire has been agreed after tension in India and Pakistan. Meanwhile, the Government of India also made it clear that all the sanctions imposed on Pakistan, including postponing the Indus Water Treaty, will continue. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said that India has maintained its standing stand against all types of terrorism and will continue to do the same. It has been agreed between India and Pakistan to stop all kinds of firing and military action in land, air and sea from 5 pm on Saturday evening.
DGMO level talks again
The Ministry of External Affairs announced the decision on the ceasefire at 5.55 am on Saturday. At the press conference, the Government of India said that the talks between India and Pakistan’s Director General Military Operations (DGMO) were agreed. Foreign Secretary Vikram Egyptian said that Pakistan’s DGMO called the Indian DGMO at 3:35 pm on Saturday afternoon. Both DGMOs have a dialogue again today.
Strong struggle shown before ceasefire
About 12 hours before the announcement of ceasefire between Indo-Pak, the seeds of both sides fought a tremendous struggle. There was a rust between the fighter aircraft of the Air Force on both sides, the missiles were fired, the lavatering ammunition was used and drone attacks. The Line of Control (LOC) in Jammu and Kashmir also had a lot of shelling on Friday night as compared to Thursday night. Hospitals and schools were targeted at Srinagar, Avantipura, Udhampur.
Pakistan tried to infiltrate in 26 places
Indian Armed Forces said that Pakistan tried to infiltrate more than 26 places from Srinagar to Nalia in Gujarat in Jammu and Kashmir. Most of the dangers were successfully thwarted. Nevertheless, people have also suffered some equipment along with some equipment in the Air Force station Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, Bhuj, Bathinda. Pakistan also tried to target Punjab’s airbase by firing high speed missiles.
Pakistan’s 8 military base became target
Responding to the Pakistani attacks, India’s Armed Forces targeted 8 military bases of Pakistan- Rafiki, Murid, Chaklala, Rahmiyarkhan, Sukkur and Chuniyan with warships. The Radar Site in Pasur and the air base of Sialkot also attacked accurately. Pakistani airfield Skudu, Jakukabad, Sargodha and Bhulari also caused a lot of damage.
Now India will consider a war with a terrorist attack
India on Saturday made a big announcement that any terrorist attack in future would be considered a war action against India. In such a situation, according to the standards of war, such terrorist attacks will be responded to. In a high -level meeting led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, it was decided that the terrorist attack would be considered as ‘act of war’. The government believes that this decision will have a double impact. First- Pakistan, which encourages terror and encourage terror, will think many times before such an act. Secondly, the message will also be sent to the terrorist organizations that now it would be impossible to hide their action.
Firing again after ceasefire, now peace on the border
Three hours after the ceasefire was announced, the ceasefire started to be broken by Pakistan. From 8 pm, firing took place at Akhnoor, Sundarbani, Mendhar, Poonch, Naushera, RSpura, Samba, Udhampur, Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir. Drones were seen in many areas. Many forward posts and cant areas were black out. Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that what a ceasefire it is. However, there was peace on the border last night.
Every target was accurate, operation still continues- IAF
The Indian Air Force (IAF) said on Sunday that it successfully carried out the work assigned to him during ‘Operation Sindoor’ according to accuracy and national objectives. The Air Force said in a statement that the operation is still going on. The statement said that since the operation is still going on, detailed information will be given when the time comes. The Air Force has urged everyone to avoid speculation and unconfirmed information.
Pak’s Rahim Yaar Khan Airbase stalled
Pakistan’s airbase Rahim Yar Khan has also been reported to have suffered a lot. The only runway of this airbase has been closed by Pakistan for a week. In this regard, a notice has been issued by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority. This will be applicable from May 10 to May 18.
It states that this runway will not be available for flight operations. This decision has been taken by Pakistan to repair the airbase. According to the report, work is going on on the runway. There is also Sheikh Zayed International Airport at Rahim Yar Khan Airbase. This airbase is also a major hideout of the Pakistan Army. Pakistan had carried out several attacks on India during a confrontation with this military airbase.