India strikes Pakistan in escalating cross-border tensions

Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 5:20 pm

In a dramatic escalation, Indian forces have launched strikes targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan following a terror attack in Kashmir. This decisive action—accompanied by missile launches and retaliatory threats—further stokes old rivalries between the nuclear-armed neighbors, leaving regional stability hanging by a thread.

www.ft.com/ / Kashmir crisis live: India says strikes on Pakistan meant to deter further attacks - Financial Times

Kashmir crisis live: India says strikes on Pakistan meant to deter further attacks Financial Times

bloomberg.com/technology / India, Pakistan Tensions Risk Further Escalation, Analysts Say - Bloomberg.com

India, Pakistan Tensions Risk Further Escalation, Analysts Say Bloomberg.com

bloomberg.com/technology / Pakistan Says 5 India Planes Shot Down, Soldiers Taken Prisoner - Bloomberg.com

Pakistan Says 5 India Planes Shot Down, Soldiers Taken Prisoner Bloomberg.com

www.ft.com/ / India launches strikes on ‘terrorist infrastructure’ in Pakistan - Financial Times

India launches strikes on ‘terrorist infrastructure’ in Pakistan Financial Times

reuters.com/business / India Pakistan strikes, Live updates: India missiles hit Pakistan, Pakistan vows retaliation - Reuters

India Pakistan strikes, Live updates: India missiles hit Pakistan, Pakistan vows retaliation Reuters

zerohedge.com / India Attacks Pakistan-Administered Kashmir After Pahalgam Terror Attack

India Attacks Pakistan-Administered Kashmir After Pahalgam Terror Attack Things just escalated in a huge and dangerous way between nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan, with the Indian government confirming it has launched strikes on nine sites inside Pakistan-occupied Jammu and…

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