India - Pakistan War 2025
 

India has fired long-range 3 missiles
into the Pakistan Border area of Kashmir


SkyNewsHD Live.
debate

Pointed out India has Cancelled
All Pakistan visas



[The Indian government says its forces
have launched "Operation Sindoor",
"hitting terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan
and Pakistan-administered Kashmir
"from where terrorist attacks against
India have been planned and directed".

In a statement, the Indian
government says "nine sites have been
targeted".]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cwyneele13qt

How many more wars do we need!

Yes, we do not want it,

But India is getting revenge
As Pakistan terrorists killed many
in the Indian part of Kashmir.

So those Pakistan terrorists started this new War.


The real danger
is both nations have Nuclear Weapons

Nuclear war will happen it just a matter of when

Maybe
but no winners in that

No, just consequences

The Economist Reporter
Live on SkyNewsHD
This will get worse.

Their last War was in 1971.


Pakistan says one child
and many others are dead.

Pakistan claims it has Now
Shot down two Indian Fighter Jets

More worrying times for the World.
Really sad.

No America to calm both sides down these days

Yes President Trump
just said they have been fighting for years
many, many decades,
He hopes they stop?

India says 26 killed
by the Pakistani Terrorist attack,
Back on the 22nd of April.

SkyNewsHD

Pakistan says 5 Indian planes downed


https://edition.cnn.com/world/live-n...rists-intl-hnk

He has been very vocal about wars not starting if he was in power, now is his opportunity

Add this to tax breaks for Indian workers and watch this years migration stats soar.

Trump will let them
fight, until it affects him and the USA

The really bewildering thing is that very few of the people who insisted blue-in-the-face that Trump was going to put an end to all global conflict still won't admit that they were duped. A bit like those who still refuse to see that he's scuttled the US economy.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/05...6613332811.jpg
[The remnants of what appears to be a
French-manufactured fighter jet lies
on the ground after being shot down
in Wuyan in India-administered
Kashmir's Pulwama district May 7, 2025]

Warning: Disturbing Image
Child in a Hospital

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/05...6609450955.jpg
[Indian paramilitary personnel stand guard
along a road in Srinagar on May 7, 2025,
following border tensions]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/05...6613350377.jpg
[Members of the Liaquat University
of Medical and Health Sciences Jamshoro (LUMHS)
hold banners and shout anti-India slogans
during a protest after India launched missile strikes
in Pakistan, in Hyderabad, Pakistan, 07 May 2025]

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/05...6607821720.jpg
[India launches its Agni-5 nuclear capable long range missile]

Without the Nuclear in it
just TNT

[Timeline of India-Pakistan tensions

1947 - Months after British India is partitioned
into a predominantly Hindu India and
a Muslim-majority Pakistan,
the two young nations fight their first war
over control of Muslim-majority Kashmir,
then a kingdom ruled by a Hindu monarch.
The war killed thousands before ending in 1948.

1949 - A UN-brokered ceasefire line leaves
Kashmir divided between India and Pakistan,
with the promise of a UN-sponsored vote
that would enable the region's people
to decide whether to be part of Pakistan
or India. That vote has never been held.

1965 - The rivals fight their second war
over Kashmir. Thousands are killed
in inconclusive fighting before a
ceasefire is brokered by the Soviet Union
and the United States.
Negotiations in Tashkent ran until
January 1966, ending in both sides giving
back territories they seized during the war
and withdrawing their armies.

1971 - India intervenes in a war
over the independence of East Pakistan,
which ends with the territory breaking
away as the new country of Bangladesh.
An estimated 3 million people
are killed in the conflict.

1972 - India and Pakistan sign
a peace accord, renaming the ceasefire line
in Kashmir as the Line of Control,
a heavily fortified stretch of military
outposts that divide the region between them.
Both sides deploy more troops along
the frontier, turning it into a heavily
fortified stretch of military outposts.

1989 - Kashmiri dissidents,
with support from Pakistan,
launch a bloody rebellion against
Indian rule. Indian troops respond
with brutal measures, intensifying
diplomatic and military skirmishes
between New Delhi and Islamabad.

1999 - Pakistani soldiers and Kashmiri
fighters seize several Himalayan peaks
on the Indian side of the territory.
India responds with aerial bombardments
and artillery. At least 1,000 combatants
are killed over 10 weeks and a worried
world fears the fighting could escalate
to nuclear conflict. The US eventually
steps in to mediate, ending the fighting.

2016 - Militants sneak into an army
base in Indian-controlled Kashmir,
killing at least 18 soldiers.
India responds by sending special
forces inside Pakistani-held territory,
later claiming to have killed multiple
suspected rebels in 'surgical strikes.'
Pakistan denies that the strikes
take place, but it leads to days of
major border skirmishes.
Combatants and civilians on both
sides are killed.

2019 - The two sides again come
close to war after a Kashmiri insurgent
rams an explosive-laden car into a bus
carrying Indian soldiers, killing 40.
India sends carries out air strikes
in Pakistani territory, claiming to have
struck a militant training facility.
Pakistan later shoot down an
Indian warplane and captures a pilot.
He was later released,
de-escalating tensions.

2025 - Militants attack Indian tourists
in the Pahalgam resort town in
Indian administered Jammu and Kashmir
and kill 26 men, most of them Hindus.
India blames Pakistan for the attack,
something Islamabad denies,
and vows revenge on the attackers,
sending tensions to their highest
point since 2019. Both sides cancel visas
of each other's citizens, recall diplomats,
shut their only land border crossing and
close their airspace to each other.
New Delhi also suspends a
crucial water-sharing treaty with Islamabad.

May 7, 2025 - India launches 'Operation Sindoor',
targeting nine different 'terrorist infrastructure'
sites across Pakistan with airstrikes.
Pakistan responds by shooting down
five Indian fighter planes and attacking Indian
checkpoints in Kashmir.]


From this link:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...brink-war.html

Protesters are set to converge on the High Commission of India later in support of Pakistan, after India launches missile strikes.

At least 26 people, including a child, have been killed and dozens wounded after India fired missiles across the border into Pakistani-controlled territory.

Meanwhile, India’s army said at least 15 civilians had been killed in a Pakistani shelling on its side of the de facto border, as it confirmed the strikes were in response to a militant attack on Indian tourists in Pahalgam last month.

The UK Foreign Office has warned Brits not to travel to parts of India and Pakistan following the deadly escalation in conflict between the two nations.

At 5.30pm today, protesters are set to gather at the High Commission of India in Aldwych, to “join hands, raise flags” and “defend Pakistan’s honour.”

URGENT: JOIN THE PROTEST TODAY

Last night, Indian forces launched an unprovoked attack inside Pakistan’s territory, targeting innocent civilians. We cannot stay silent!

Join us today – Wednesday, 07 May 2025 at 5:30 PM
Outside the Indian High Commission, Aldwych, London (WC2B 4NA)

Stand united for Pakistan


This isn't good