US President Donald Trump on Wednesday responded to reports of Indian missile attacks inside the Pakistani region, saying that development was expected and a sharp end for enmity.
“We just heard about it because we were passing through the doors of the oval. Just heard about it. I thought people knew that something is going to happen on the basis of some past. They have been fighting for a long time. They have been fighting for many decades and centuries, in fact, if you think about it. I hope it will end up very quickly,” said “Trump” said.
The US State Department also accepted the situation but refrained from offering immediate evaluation. In a statement to ANI, a spokesman for the state department said, “We are aware of the reports, although we have no evaluation to offer at this time. It remains a developed position, and we are closely monitoring.”
Meanwhile, the Pakistan Army confirmed that the Indian missile strike killed Muzaffarabad, Kotli and Ahmed Eastern region of Bahalpur. Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said: “Some time ago, coward enemy India launched air strikes on three places on the air at the Ahmed Eastern Region of Bahwalpur, Kotli and Subhanullah Masjid in Muzaffarabad.”
Lieutenant General Chaudhary said that Pakistan Air Force jets had scrambled in response and attacks were started from within the Indian airspace. “All our Air Force Jets are air.”
The Ministry of Defense of India first confirmed the launch of “Operation Sindoor”, targeting nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The ministry said, “Our works are concentrated in nature, measured and non-esclery. No Pakistani military facilities have been targeted,” the ministry said that the strike Pahalgam was in response to the terrorist attack, killing 25 Indian citizens and a Nepali citizen. (AI)
