bharathh Posted May 10, 2025 Posted May 10, 2025 (edited) Timeline of India-Pakistan Conflict (April 22, 2025 – May 10, 2025) April 22, 2025: Pahalgam Terrorist Attack Event: A terrorist attack in Baisaran Valley near Pahalgam, Anantnag district, Jammu and Kashmir, kills 27 people (25 Hindu tourists, 1 Christian tourist, 1 local Muslim) and injures over 20. The assailants reportedly target non-Muslims after questioning victims’ religious identities. Indian Press Releases: Indian media, citing eyewitnesses, reports the attackers targeted Hindus, describing it as a deliberate act of terror. The Resistance Front (TRF), linked to Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba, claims responsibility, citing opposition to Indian policies in Kashmir. India accuses Pakistan of sponsoring the attack. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: Pakistan denies involvement, condemning the attack as a possible “false flag” by India to justify aggression. DGISPR calls for a neutral investigation. April 23, 2025: Diplomatic Escalation Event: India accuses Pakistan of “cross-border linkages” to the Pahalgam attack, expelling Pakistani diplomats, recalling its own, suspending visa services, closing borders, and ordering Pakistani citizens to leave India. Indian Press Releases: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs links the attack to Pakistan, justifying punitive measures. Indian media emphasizes Pakistan’s alleged role in terrorism. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR rejects accusations, calling India’s measures provocative and accusing India of escalating without evidence. April 24, 2025: LoC Skirmishes Begin Event: Cross-border firing along the Line of Control (LoC) marks the start of military escalation, with both sides engaging in artillery exchanges. Indian Press Releases: Indian media reports Pakistan initiated “unprovoked” firing, prompting Indian retaliation to protect sovereignty. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR accuses India of violating ceasefire agreements with unprovoked firing, claiming Pakistan responded in self-defense. April 25, 2025: India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty Event: India suspends participation in the Indus Waters Treaty, sharing visuals of hydroelectric projects on the Chenab River (Salal, Baglihar, Pakal Dul). Indian Press Releases: The government frames the suspension as a response to Pakistan’s role in the Pahalgam attack, targeting a state sponsoring terrorism. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: Pakistan’s security committee, via DGISPR, calls the suspension an “act of war,” warning of consequences. Pakistan suspends trade and closes airspace to Indian flights. April 26, 2025: TRF Retracts Claim, Skirmishes Continue Event: TRF retracts its claim of responsibility for the Pahalgam attack, alleging a hacked social media account. Cross-border firing persists, and India demolishes homes of nine suspected militants in Kashmir. Indian Press Releases: Indian media questions the retraction, suggesting a Pakistan-linked cover-up. India accuses Pakistan of shelling civilian areas. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR denies targeting civilians, accusing India of unprovoked attacks and reiterating the call for an independent investigation. April 30, 2025: Pakistan Warns of Indian Attack Event: Pakistan claims “credible intelligence” of an imminent Indian military action within 24-36 hours. Pakistani citizens exit India via the Attari-Wagah border. Indian Press Releases: Indian media reports heightened security in Kashmir, with India denying attack plans but reserving the right to counter terrorism. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR warns of a decisive response to any Indian action, accusing India of fabricating evidence for aggression. May 1, 2025: Missile Tests Escalate Tensions Event: Both nations test-fire missiles, signaling military readiness. Pakistan threatens to withdraw from the 1972 Simla Agreement. Indian Press Releases: Indian media frames the tests as a show of strength against Pakistan’s provocations, accusing Pakistan of ceasefire violations. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR calls Pakistan’s tests defensive, accusing India of planning an offensive and highlighting Pakistan’s nuclear deterrent. May 5, 2025: UN Security Council Meeting Event: Pakistan requests a UN Security Council meeting, leading to a closed consultation with no major resolution. Indian Press Releases: Indian media portrays Pakistan’s move as deflecting blame for terrorism, with India defending its actions as anti-terror measures. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR welcomes the UN meeting, urging an independent investigation into the Pahalgam attack and accusing India of risking stability. Edited May 10, 2025 by bharathh Sean Bradley, Laaloo, EnterTheVoid and 3 others 2 4
Popular Post bharathh Posted May 10, 2025 Author Popular Post Posted May 10, 2025 (edited) May 6, 2025: India Prepares for Operation Sindoor, Tensions Escalate Event: India finalizes plans for missile strikes, codenamed Operation Sindoor, targeting alleged terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. The operation is a response to the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam attack, which killed 27 people (25 Hindu tourists, 1 Christian tourist, 1 local Muslim). Indian intelligence, per the Ministry of External Affairs, identifies “credible leads” linking Pakistan-based groups Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) to the attack. Cross-border shelling intensifies along the Line of Control (LoC) in Kupwara and Poonch, with both sides accusing each other of unprovoked firing. Pakistan closes airspace around Lahore and Karachi, issuing a NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) effective from 4:30 p.m. ET, signaling heightened alertness. Indian Press Releases: ANI reports India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval briefs counterparts in the U.S., U.K., Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Russia on impending strikes, emphasizing a “measured, non-escalatory” response to terrorism. Indian media, including India Today, frames the operation as a direct counter to Pakistan’s alleged support for the Pahalgam attack, citing eyewitness accounts of Hindu tourists being targeted. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR, via Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, denies Pakistan’s involvement in the Pahalgam attack, accusing India of planning “unprovoked aggression” based on “fabricated evidence.” Pakistan claims its forces responded to Indian shelling along the LoC in self-defense, alleging Indian artillery targeted civilian areas in Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Critical Examination: Indian claims of Pakistani involvement in the Pahalgam attack rely on intelligence not publicly verified, while Pakistan’s denial and “false flag” accusations lack substantiation. The airspace closure suggests Pakistan anticipates Indian action, aligning with its April 30 claim of “credible intelligence” about an imminent Indian attack. May 7, 2025: India Launches Operation Sindoor, Pakistan Responds Event: India executes Operation Sindoor at 2:30 a.m. IST, launching 14 missile strikes from Indian airspace using Rafale jets equipped with SCALP cruise missiles and Hammer bombs. The 23-minute operation targets nine alleged terrorist camps in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (Gulpur, Bhimber, Chak Amru, Bagh, Kotli, Muzaffarabad) and Pakistan’s Punjab province (Bahawalpur, Muridke, Sialkot), hitting JeM and LeT infrastructure. India claims the strikes killed close aides of JeM leader Masood Azhar and approximately 100 militants, avoiding Pakistani military facilities. Pakistan reports 31 civilian deaths, including a three-year-old girl, and 46 injuries, alleging strikes hit civilian areas, including mosques. Pakistan claims to have shot down five Indian jets (three Rafales, one MiG-29, one SU-30) and one Heron drone in self-defense near Bhatinda and Akhnoor. Cross-border shelling escalates in Poonch and Uri, with India reporting seven civilian deaths from Pakistani artillery. The Indian MoD briefs five countries (U.S., U.K., Saudi Arabia, UAE, Russia) on the strikes, emphasizing precision. Indian Press Releases: The MoD, via ANI, confirms “focused and precise” strikes, denying civilian targeting or jet losses. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh states, “Terrorists who dared to wipe off the sindoor of our sisters at Pahalgam were on our target.” Indian media, including Hindustan Times, reports visuals of strike aftermath, claiming success against terror hotbeds. India accuses Pakistan of shelling civilian areas in Jammu and Kashmir, causing seven deaths and 38 injuries. The MoD rejects Pakistan’s jet-downing claims as “baseless.” Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR, via Lt. Gen. Chaudhry, condemns the strikes as an “act of war,” alleging civilian casualties in Muzaffarabad and Bahawalpur. Pakistan claims its air defenses intercepted missiles at Rafiqui Air Force Base in Shorkot and downed five Indian jets and a drone, vowing retaliation. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif calls the strikes “cowardly” and denies Pakistan’s role in the Pahalgam attack. Critical Examination: Indian visuals and briefings to allies lend credibility to claims of precision, but civilian casualty reports from Pakistan, though unverified, raise questions about strike accuracy. Pakistan’s jet-downing claims lack evidence, and Indian denials are supported by the absence of reported losses. Both sides’ casualty figures (e.g., India’s 100 militants vs. Pakistan’s 31 civilians) are likely exaggerated for propaganda. May 8, 2025: Pakistan’s Failed Attacks on 15 Indian Army Installations Event: Pakistan launches drone and missile attacks at 2:30 a.m. IST, targeting 15 Indian military installations in northern and western India: Awantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Pathankot, Amritsar, Kapurthala, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Adampur, Bhatinda, Chandigarh, Nal, Phalodi, Uttarlai, and Bhuj. Indian air defenses, including the S-400 system, L-70 guns, Zu-23mm, and Schilka systems, neutralize all attacks, with no reported casualties or damage. India retaliates, shelling Pakistani positions along the LoC in Kupwara, Poonch, and Samba, destroying six checkpoints. The Indian Army confirms targeting Pakistani air defense systems. Pakistan claims to have downed Indian drones in response. Indian media reports 10 houses damaged in Uri’s Gingle area from Pakistani shelling, with no confirmed injuries. The Border Security Force (BSF) kills seven Pakistani infiltrators in Samba and a Pakistani intruder in Ferozepur. The Pakistan Super League (PSL) considers halting matches due to security concerns. Indian Press Releases: The MoD, via ANI, confirms all Pakistani drones and missiles were intercepted, sharing visuals of debris in Punjab and Rajasthan. Indian media, including India Today, accuses Pakistan of targeting civilian infrastructure alongside military sites, citing blackouts in Punjab and Chandigarh. Col. Sofia Qureshi, briefing alongside Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, states, “Befitting reply has been given to Pakistani actions.” The MoD denies Pakistani claims of downing Indian drones, calling them “propaganda.” Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR claims Pakistan’s attacks targeted Indian military bases in response to Operation Sindoor, denying civilian targeting. Pakistan asserts it downed Indian drones near Rawalpindi and Lahore, but provides no evidence. Lt. Gen. Chaudhry accuses India of launching drones into Pakistani territory, which were neutralized, and labels Indian claims of Pakistani failures as “false.” Critical Examination: Indian evidence of neutralized drones and missiles, supported by visuals, undermines Pakistan’s claims of successful strikes. Pakistan’s lack of proof for downing Indian drones aligns with India’s accusation of misinformation. Civilian damage in Uri suggests Pakistani shelling was less precise than claimed, though Indian casualty reports remain unverified. May 9, 2025: Pakistan’s Failed Drone Attacks on Jammu and Jaisalmer Event: Pakistan launches drone attacks at 9:00 p.m. IST, targeting civilian and military sites in Jammu (including the airport, Jammu University, and Shambhu Temple), Jaisalmer, Pokhran, Barmer, and other border areas. Indian air defenses shoot down over 50 Pakistani drones across Udhampur, Samba, Jammu, Akhnoor, Nagrota, Pathankot, and Jaisalmer, with no reported damage or casualties. Explosions are heard in Jammu and Jaisalmer, with blackouts imposed in western Rajasthan, Punjab, and Chandigarh. Indian forces intercept eight Pakistani missiles in Satwari, Samba, RS Pura, and Arnia using the S-400 system. India reports one civilian death in Uri from Pakistani shelling. Pakistan claims to have shot down 25 Indian drones near Rawalpindi, Lahore, and Karachi. The PSL postpones a match between Karachi Kings and Peshawar Zalmi, shifting the tournament to the UAE. Saudi Arabia’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Adel al-Jubeir, arrives in Islamabad to mediate. Indian Press Releases: The MoD, via ANI, confirms neutralization of Pakistani drones and missiles, sharing footage of debris in Jaisalmer and Jammu. Hindustan Times reports Pakistan targeted civilian sites like the Shambhu Temple, accusing Pakistan of endangering civilians to provoke escalation. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri calls Pakistan’s denial of attacks on Pathankot, Srinagar, and Jaisalmer “farcical,” alleging a deliberate misinformation campaign. India reports intercepting Pakistani missiles aimed at Kashmir and Punjab. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR claims Pakistan’s drones targeted Indian military installations, denying civilian targeting. Pakistan asserts it downed 25 Indian drones, including Israeli-made Harop munitions, but provides no visuals. Lt. Gen. Chaudhry accuses India of firing ballistic missiles that fell within Indian territory, a claim India denies. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry rejects accusations of drone attacks, calling them “politically motivated.” Critical Examination: Indian footage of downed drones and intercepted missiles strengthens claims of defensive success, while Pakistan’s lack of evidence for downing 25 Indian drones supports India’s misinformation accusations. Pakistan’s targeting of civilian sites like Jammu University and Shambhu Temple, if true, contradicts its military-only claims. The single civilian death in Uri suggests limited collateral damage from Pakistani actions. May 10, 2025: Indian MoD Press Conference, Rawalpindi Stadium Strike, Operation Bunyan al-Marsus Event: India’s MoD holds a press conference at 10:00 a.m. IST in Delhi, led by Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Col. Sofia Qureshi, presenting live footage of Indian air defenses neutralizing over 50 Pakistani drones across 36 locations (Baramulla, Srinagar, Avantipora, Nagrota, Jammu, Ferozepur, Pathankot, Fazilka, Lalgarh Jatta, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Bhuj, Kuarbet, Lakhi Nala, Udhampur, Samba, Akhnoor, Rajouri, Phalodi, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur, Amritsar) at 5:00 a.m. IST. The footage, showcasing S-400 Triumf, L-70 guns, Zu-23mm, and Schilka systems, confirms no Indian casualties or losses, contradicting Pakistan’s claims. A Pakistani drone attack in Ferozepur injures three civilians, who sustain burn injuries. The MoD confirms a successful Indian drone strike at 3:00 a.m. IST using Israeli-made Harop drones on Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium, disrupting a PSL match between Peshawar Zalmi and Karachi Kings, damaging infrastructure, and forcing evacuation. The MoD clarifies the strike targeted military assets near the stadium, not civilians, as part of Operation Sindoor. The MoD debunks DGISPR’s claims—downing five Indian jets, 25–29 drones, and killing 40–50 Indian soldiers—as “baseless” and “social media-driven misinformation.” Wing Commander Singh states, “Pakistan’s claims are a malicious campaign driven by X posts, not facts,” citing fake images (e.g., a 2016 jet crash photo) circulated by pro-Pakistan accounts. The MoD accuses Pakistan of targeting civilian sites, including medical facilities in Srinagar, Avantipura, and Udhampur, and religious sites like the Shambhu Temple, to escalate tensions. Pakistan launches Operation Bunyan al-Marsus at 6:00 a.m. IST, striking Indian military targets, which India claims hit civilian areas in Jammu, killing one civilian and injuring another in Uri. The Indian Army conducts a coordinated fire assault on Pakistani terrorist launchpads along the LoC, destroying drone launch sites. Pakistan’s airspace closes from 3:15 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. local time. The G7, UN, and Saudi-led mediators urge de-escalation. Indian Press Releases: MoD via ANI: Confirms neutralization of Pakistani drones with no losses, sharing visuals of downed drones and the Rawalpindi strike. Wing Commander Singh states, “Indian armed forces remain in a high state of operational readiness,” emphasizing non-escalatory intent if Pakistan reciprocates. The MoD denies jet or drone losses, accusing Pakistan of endangering civilians. India Today: Reports the Rawalpindi strike disrupted the PSL match, with damage to stadium infrastructure. The MoD’s footage underscores India’s air defense success, with Rajnath Singh ordering “punitive action” against Pakistani shelling. Hindustan Times: Highlights the MoD’s debunking of Pakistan’s claims as “propaganda,” with no evidence of Indian losses. The Rawalpindi strike is framed as a strategic success, breaching Pakistan’s air defenses. Pakistan DGISPR Claims: DGISPR claims Operation Bunyan al-Marsus targeted Indian military bases, including a missile storage site, denying civilian targeting. Pakistan reiterates downing 25 Indian drones, including one at Rawalpindi, and killing 40–50 Indian soldiers, claiming the stadium was a civilian target. Lt. Gen. Chaudhry accuses India of disinformation to cover losses, denying Pakistani drone failures. Critical Examination: The MoD’s footage and Press Information Bureau (PIB) fact-checks (e.g., debunking S-400 destruction claims) strongly support India’s narrative of defensive success and precise strikes. Pakistan’s jet-downing and drone claims lack credible evidence, with the 2016 image misuse confirming misinformation. The Rawalpindi strike’s military target claim is plausible given its proximity to Pakistan’s army headquarters, but Pakistan’s civilian targeting allegations remain unverified. Pakistan’s Operation Bunyan al-Marsus, while framed as precise, likely caused civilian casualties in Uri, contradicting its narrative. Edited May 10, 2025 by bharathh Sean Bradley, Laaloo, G_B_ and 10 others 2 5 6
Real McCoy Posted May 10, 2025 Posted May 10, 2025 3 hours ago, bharathh said: Pakistan’s Operation Bunyan al-Marsus, while framed as precise, likely caused civilian casualties in Uri, contradicting its narrative. 3 hours ago, bharathh said: Pakistan’s targeting of civilian sites like Jammu University and Shambhu Temple, if true, contradicts its military-only claims. So pornistan's cowardice is there for the world to see. They target civilians over military. It works hand in hand with terrorism which is its go to method.
bharathh Posted May 10, 2025 Author Posted May 10, 2025 30 minutes ago, Real McCoy said: So pornistan's cowardice is there for the world to see. They target civilians over military. It works hand in hand with terrorism which is its go to method. They've killed kids, hit a gurudwara, temple and convent so far. If they hit a jain and buddhist temple as well I think they should have a relgious bingo G_B_ 1
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