Salman Masood

Pakistani security officials say they have used the Fateh-1, a short-range guided missile designed for rapid, high-impact tactical strikes.

Pakistan has reportedly struck multiple Indian airbases in response to earlier missile attacks. Targets include BrahMos missile storage in Beas, Udhampur Air Base, and Pathankot airfield. “An eye for an eye,” Pakistani security officials say.

Pakistan has launched retaliatory action against Indian aggression, security sources say. Response is currently underway.

India has reportedly struck three Pakistani airbases — Noor Khan (Rawalpindi), Murid, and Shorkot — with air-to-surface missiles. Pakistan calls it a direct military escalation. “Now, you just wait for our response,” says Pakistani military spokesman Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry.

Eyewitnesses report a large fireball and three explosions at Noor Khan Airbase. Pak military spokesperson says all air force assets are safe.

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Loud explosions heard in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Initial reports suggest Noor Khan Airbase (Chaklala) may have been the target of a drone or missile strike. Officials claim the attack was foiled.

Loud explosions heard in Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Initial reports suggest Noor Khan Airbase (Chaklala) may have been the target of a drone or missile strike. Officials claim the attack was foiled.

Domestic pressure appears to be building within Pakistan for a stronger military response.

As diplomatic efforts intensify to deescalate tensions, so do the claims and counterclaims between Pakistan and India over military actions.

Pakistan, for now, continues to walk the line between deterrence and diplomacy — but it is clearly reassessing how long that line can hold.

Saudi Foreign Minister is expected to land in Islamabad Friday as diplomatic activity speeds up in a bid for deescalation between Pakistan and India.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Thursday evening. Pak readout of the call quotes Rubio saying that “U.S. was closely following the situation in the South Asia as it was committed to promoting peace and stability in the region. To this end, he

Pakistani security officials deny reports that Pakistan launched a drone strike on Indian-controlled Kashmir on Thursday evening, amid widespread accounts of explosions across Jammu and Kashmir. “All fake news,” one official said. “Not a single target has been hit by us — so

India’s latest strikes signal a shift from deterrence to controlled dominance, testing Pakistan’s air defenses, shaping new norms under the nuclear threshold, and probing leadership response. Islamabad’s challenge now is strategic, not tactical.

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