Pakistan again violated the ceasefire, pulling in the Uri and Poonch sector of Jammu-et-Cachemire-Pakistan has again violated the bombing of the ceasefire in Uri and Poonch de Jammu and the cashmere NTC
The last incidents of ceasefire violations were again revealed from Pakistan through the border. Heavy bombings started in the URI sector on Friday evening, causing panic in border areas. After that, Pakistan also opened fire on the other side of the border in the Poonch and Kupwara sectors. Mortars were dismissed on the other side of the border. According to army sources, civil zones have been deliberately targeted by Pakistan.
After the siren of Jammu airport, there was an atmosphere of chaos in the region. Local populations were rushing the stores and left for safe places. All the stores in the Rejouri District have been closed as a precaution. People were advised to stay in houses. According to military sources, two arts Arti is falling into Poonch. However, no loss of life and goods has so far been confirmed.
According to information, the situation in the Poonch sector has become even more tense when heavy bombings of 10 to 12 laps were made by the Pakistani army. It was also confirmed that two artillery shells were located near Loc. Although no victim has been reported so far, the situation remains very serious. Given the continuous bombing, the army and the security agencies were maintained on alert. Bunkers were ready in border villages and people were invited to be vigilant.
PM Modi meets former soldiers from the armed forces
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met a group of ex-schools from the armed forces. During this, he had detailed discussions on many important questions concerning the current situation. The meeting was made up of former air force chief, former army chief, former navy chief and other higher soldiers, who served the country for a long time.
24 aerports will now be closed until May 15 in the middle of the voltage of India-Pakistan
The government of India has now extended the ban on the circulation of interior flights over 24 aerports in the country for the current tension between India and Pakistan. Friday, this information was provided by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. On Thursday, the ministry announced that all the internal flights of these 24 airports are temporarily suspended for security reasons. These include border airports and sensitive areas. This includes Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, Jodhpur, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Bhuj, Jamnagar, Rajkot Airport.
