India – Pakistani War:- In a significant escalation along the Line of Control (Loc), Pakistan launched rockets targeting an airstrip in Jammu on Thursday night. However, India’s advanced S-400 missile defence system successfully intercepted and destroyed eight Pakistani missiles, preventing major damage.

Key Developments:
Aerial Combat: Indian forces shot down two Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets and one F-16 during the confrontation.

Heavy Shelling: Pakistan intensified artillery attacks in Samba, Kupwara, Tangdhar, Poonch, and Rajouri, leading to heightened military alerts.

Civilian Precautions: Authorities imposed a blackout in Jammu’s R.S. Pura area, with continuous sirens warning residents. Mobile networks in Jammu city were also disrupted as a precautionary measure.

Reports of Strikes: Unconfirmed reports suggest an attack on the Satwari Camp, while cross-border shelling continues in multiple sectors.

Current Situation:
Jammu & Kashmir on High Alert: Security forces remain on standby amid ongoing exchanges.

Pakistan’s Aggression: Heavy mortar and gunfire have been reported in Kupwara, Tangdhar, Poonch, and Rajouri, raising concerns of further escalation.

Fact Check:
S-400 Confirmation: India’s S-400 Triumf system, deployed in 2021, has previously demonstrated high interception capabilities.

Aircraft Losses: While Pakistan has not officially acknowledged the downing of its jets, Indian defence sources stand by the claims.

Conclusion:
The situation remains volatile, with India maintaining a defensive stance. Further updates are awaited as military and diplomatic channels assess the escalation.

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