Pakistan Army gives a strong and decisive response to the cowardly actions by India

(Web Desk): In a cowardly act under the cover of darkness, the Indian army targeted civilian areas in Azad Kashmir’s Kotli, Muzaffarabad, and Bagh, as well as Muridke and Ahmedpur Sharqia in Punjab. The attacks also destroyed two mosques.
As a result of the Indian aggression, 26 Pakistanis, including two children, were martyred and 46 others were injured.
According to security sources, among the martyrs was 7-year-old Arz-e-Abbas, the son of Pakistan Army’s Lieutenant Colonel Zaheer. His images have also surfaced.
On the other hand, the Pakistan Army gave a strong and decisive response to the cowardly Indian actions. In the counterattacks, the Pakistan Army destroyed 3 Indian Rafale jets, one Sukhoi, one MiG-29, and two drones. The Indian Army’s brigade headquarters was also destroyed.
Following Pakistan’s powerful and relentless retaliation, the Indian army raised white flags at multiple locations along the Line of Control (LoC), acknowledging their defeat.

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