Aamir Peerzada

1 month ago | bbc.com | Farhat Javed |Aamir Peerzada

Four days that took India and Pakistan to the brinkFarhat Javed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir & Aamir Peerzada in India-administered KashmirBBCSixteen-year-old Nimra stood outside, rooted to the spot, as the Indian missiles that had woken her a moment ago rained down on the mosque a few metres from her house in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. She watched one tear the minaret off the top of the building. But she failed to realise she, too, had been struck - in the chest.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Farhat Javed |Aamir Peerzada

6 hours agoHow India’s Indigenous Laser Dome Crushed 600 Pakistani Drones, Shattered Cross-Border TacticInducted this year, the system was deployed widely in Punjab, J&K and Rajasthan during the recent conflict. New Delhi: Indian armed forces …5 hours agoChina’s warplane combat debut over Kashmir riles tense geopoliticsChinese officials are balancing nationalistic fervor and diplomatic restraint amid Pakistani claims that Chinese jets downed five Indian warplanes. And Washington is watching.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Aamir Peerzada

In the village of Salamabad in Indian-administered Kashmir on Wednesday morning, ruined homes were still smouldering. This small settlement lies close to the Line of Control which separates Indian-administered and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the scene of rapidly escalating tensions in recent weeks that led to strikes from India on sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Tuesday night. The streets of Salamabad were almost completely empty the next morning.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Aamir Peerzada

4 hours agoIndia Vindicated by Pakistan ChargeIt should come as no surprise that India is feeling vindicated: The United States has finally come around to endorsing India’s view of the nefarious regional role of Pakistan’s intelligence service.

1 month ago | genocidewatch.com | Aamir Peerzada |Farhat Javed

Aamir Peerzada, BBC News Farhat Javed, BBC UrduMohammed Waheed was fast asleep at his home in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in the early hours of Wednesday morning when a huge blast shook his home. "Before we could even process what was happening, more missiles struck, causing widespread panic and chaos," he told the BBC, adding that he had jumped out of bed and run outside along with his family and neighbours.