CNN reported that the U.S. received alarming intelligence during the India-Pakistan conflict, prompting top officials, including Vice President JD Vance, to intensify American involvement.
Air Marshal A.K. Bharti stated that India achieved its military objectives against Pakistan but declined to disclose any asset losses, citing ongoing combat.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire following intense cross-border hostilities.
With the risk of dangerous escalation between India and Pakistan the highest in decades, only international mediation can stop a spiral into all-out conflict between the nuclear-armed foes, analysts say.
Pakistan has launched a major cyber offensive, crippling India's critical digital infrastructure, including energy, telecommunications, and defense sectors.
DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry condemned India's spread of fake news, particularly regarding the Pahalgam incident, accusing Indian media of fabricating stories to malign Pakistan.
The Indian Army has confirmed significant damage and casualties following Pakistan’s missile strikes on multiple military installations. While acknowledging the losses, India signaled a willingness to de-escalate tensions if Pakistan reciprocates.
India’s early morning missile strikes on Pakistani airbases triggered a swift retaliatory operation by Pakistan, dubbed Bunyan-um-Marsoos. The counterattack targeted key Indian military sites, including missile depots and air defence systems, amid rising regional tensions.
Pakistan launches Operation Bunyan-ul-Marsoos in retaliation, targeting India's BrahMos stockpile and multiple military installations. Cyber and aerial strikes mark a significant escalation as Islamabad avenges cross-border attacks on civilians and mosques."
