Three days after the attack, which killed 26 people in the Indian part of Kashmir, which led to the escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan, the border between the two neighboring countries witnessed a exchange of fire.
A senior administrative official in the Pakistani part of Kashmir said today, Friday, that the Pakistani and Indian forces exchanged fire during the night along the actual control line, which is the border between the two countries in Kashmir. “An exchange of fire took place between two sites in the Leba Valley during the night, and the civilian population, life and schools were not targeted,” the fire was not targeted, “according to France Press.
Military alert
While the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that the armed forces will remain ready to defend any reckless attempt. She emphasized in a statement that Islamabad will not allow any touch of its sovereignty and security, and will close its atmosphere in front of the Indian aircraft.
She also indicated that “Pakistan is committed to peace, but it will not allow anyone to attack its sovereignty.”
The announcement also renewed that all visas for Indian citizens have become null, calling on them to leave within 48 hours.
“We chanted on the fire”
While Indian military sources reported that the army responded to shooting by the Pakistani forces, some Indian sites targeted the control line in Jammu and Kashmir.
The sources also added that Pakistan “began yesterday evening with light weapons in some areas along the control line, and it was effectively responding to this attack.”
