India and Pakistan were accused of attacks by drones and artillery during Thursday night until Friday morning, as tourists and villages left the area on the third day of the most violent battles between neighboring nuclear forces for almost three decades.
“We will not decline” the tension with it, today’s Pakistani Army spokesman, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sarif Chondri, arguing that he would remain “in war” as his sovereignty and people are “threatened”.
“With what they have done to us, we have to counteract. So far, we have protected ourselves, but they will answer the moment we choose it, “the military official told reporters.
New Delhi accused Islamabad earlier today of a new wave of night wounds against his territory.
Islamabad has accused New Delhi for speeding up a “big conflict” between the two nuclear forces, as rocket attacks and drones attacks between the two neighbors have already killed about 50 civilians since the onset of military hostilities.
After the crash of a drone near the Ravalpind Stadium, Islamabad has announced that it is transferring its domestic championship to the United Arab Emirates. New Delhi also suspended today’s races at the very profitable Cricket National Championship for a week.
And on the front of information
“India’s war hysteria should be a source of great concern for the world,” a spokesman for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry said, stressing “Islamabad’s right to self -defense”.
Earlier, Indian diplomat chief Subramaham Jaisankar said his country is not “intended” to “cause further escalation”. However, he pledged to a “very strong response” in the event of a new attack.
The confrontation between the two countries is also raging on the information front.
India ordered the X platform yesterday blocking more than 8,000 accounts, including those international media. The social media stated that it has complied, however, complaining “censorship”. New Delhi had already demanded the ban on many accounts of Pakistani political personalities, celebrities and media in India.
Pakistani Information Minister Ataulah Tarar has accused Indian media of “misinformation”. “So far all we did was defend!” He said.
SOURCES: RES-EIA-AFP
