Atomic armed India and Pakistan stood on the edge of the full-scale conflict after days of escalating tension-to US President Donald Trump revealed that both nations had accepted an “immediate and full ceasefire.”
Soon, Islamabad and the New Delhi confirmed the agreement to immediately stop all military activities.
Tensions between India and Pakistan escalated after the April 22 of Pahaldam, Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), who killed 26 people. India accused Pakistan-based elements of the assault, but presented no evidence. Islamabad strongly denied the claims.
On April 23, India closed the Wagah boundary transition, recalled Pakistani Visa and announced the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty. Pakistan condemned the move as an “act of war” and responded by sealing the Wagah border on his part.
The confrontation then broke out on May 6 – 7, when India launched his attack on Pakistan, spiraling into the largest military clash between the neighbors for decades. Dozens were killed before the diplomacy was prevalent.
Despite repeated warnings from the Pakistani government, India continued, driven by his media’s war-driven rhetoric, continued provocative actions, including frequent drone penetration, which ultimately caused Pakistan to reciprocate.
Here’s a look at Pakistan’s most important results as it over -class the Indian hostilities:
Night on 6 – 7 May
Pakistan Air Force achieved a historic BVR (Beyond Visual Range) battle victory, which taken down five Indian fighter-fly-three Rafale, an SU-30 and a MIG-29-without incur losses with officials declaring the result a “100-0” score to Pakistan’s favor.
May 7
Pakistan successfully captured 78 armed drones of Israeli origin – Herrop variants – neutralized a large unmanned air striker. Later that night, an Indian missile projectile was shot down near Dinga in Punjab.
Night on 8 – 9 May
Several Brahmos -Supersonic Missiles were captured by Pakistan’s air defense systems, reflecting improved radar and missile interception capabilities.
Throughout the resistance
Pakistan resolutely struck back after Indian attacks, reportedly targeting 26 military sites in India in response to strikes at seven Pakistani locations. Military sources shared that Pakistani forces had also destroyed several Indian Brigade and Battalion HQs along the LOC.
Implementation of FateH-1 missiles
Pakistan deployed Fateh-1 guided rockets, as officials said had caused significant damage to Indian air bases and support zones. The original system was described as “very effective” under operational conditions.
8 May further – diplomatic and financial support
Pakistan secured an IMF Program approval of $ 1 billion in the midst of the conflict and signaled international confidence. China and Turkiye publicly supported Pakistan, while US and Western countries maintained neutrality. Only Israel obviously expressed support to India when New Delhi failed to vote from the vote.
Narrative warlings and strategic notice
Pakistani state and media platforms are credited to dominate the global narrative, counteract Indian wrong information and highlight domestic unrest in India, including SIKH and minority complaints.
Unit at home, departments across the border
Pakistan’s overall national response was in contrast to the false tale of internal political and social divisions reported in India during the crisis.
