India launched retaliatory strikes on Pakistan’s key air force bases after multiple drone incursions and a surface-to-surface missile launch targeting the capital region
India-Pakistan Ceasefire Agreement: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri during a press briefing that Pakistan’s DGMO called India’s DGMO at 3:35 PM, and both sides agreed to halt all military operations from 5 PM.
The Central Industrial Security Force will now temporarily oversee cargo operations and baggage screening at 69 civil airports across India in response to recent terrorist threats and BCAS directives.
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The unprecedented move comes as India repelled two waves of coordinated drone and missile attacks from Pakistan within the last 72 hours — interceptions that underscored the prowess of India’s integrated air defense systems.
In less than 48 hours, Indian forces intercepted waves of Pakistani aerial attacks using a multi-layered shield of missiles, guns, and drone-killing tech — proving the strength of the nation’s “Iron Wall.”
India strikes back after Pakistani attacks on military bases, with both nuclear-armed nations now locked in their fiercest confrontation since 1971, raising global concerns.
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