Pakistan and India are trading charges for drones

India has accused Pakistan of attacking three of its military bases with drones and missiles, a statement that Islamabad refused.

The Indian army said it broke up with Pakistan’s attempts to attack Jammu and Udhmpura bases in Kashmir, headed by India, and Potankot, in Punjab in India.

Explosions were registered on Thursday evening in Jammo in Kashmir with Indian introduction when the region went into darkening.

Pakistan’s Defense Minister told the BBC that they were not behind the attack.

“We deny this, we still haven’t installed anything,” Havaja said, adding, “We will not strike, and then deny.”

Earlier, on Thursday, India said she impressed Pakistan’s air defense and “neutralized” Islamabad’s attempts to reach military goals in India on Wednesday night.

Pakistan called this action another “Act of aggression”, performing Indian missile strikes on Wednesday for purposes in Pakistan and Pakistani-and-executed kashmir.

India’s strikes on Wednesday summoned the choir called for de -escalation from the international community, and the UN and the world leaders call for peace.

The attacks and incidents of the shelling along the border rang out the fear of a broader conflict between the nuclear armed states.

This is seen as the worst confrontation between the two countries in two decades.

India said on Wednesday hit nine sites of “terrorist infrastructure” in retaliation for the attack on militant tourists in Kashmir, which is measured in Indian, last month.

Pakistan strongly denied Indian statements that he supported the militants who killed 26 civilians in the mountainous city of the burial ground.

It was the bloodiest attack on civilians in the region for many years, sending tensions. Most of the victims were Indian tourists.

Kashmir with the Indian introduction saw the decades of the rebels against Indian government, which took thousands of lives.

Kashmir became the outbreak between the countries because they became independent after British India was divided in 1947. Both claim that Kashmir and held two wars.

After the world there were calls for restraint India launched “Sindura’s Operation” at the beginning of Wednesday.

But on Thursday, both sides accused each other for further hostilities.

The Pakistan’s press -secretary said the drones sent by India were engaged in several places.

“Last night, India showed another aggression, sending drones to several places,” said Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chadra. “These places are Lahore, Gujranval, Chakwal, Ravalpindi, Akotka, Bahawalpur, Mihana, Choir and Karachi.”

He said one civilian was killed in Sinda province and four troops received in Lahora.

A US Consulate in Lahora ordered her asylum staff In the building.

India said his latest actions were taken in response to Pakistan’s attempts to “raise a number of military goals to Northern and Western India” for the night.

“It was reliable to find out that the air defense system in Lahora was neutralized,” the Ministry of Defense said in a statement. Pakistan refused the lawsuit.

There was no independent confirmation of the events of the two countries.

Later, on the day when Indian Foreign Minister Vicer Missri told Delhi’s press conference: “Our intention was not in escalating the questions, we only answer the initial escalation.”

Meanwhile, the victim’s numbers continue to grow. Pakistan says 31 people were killed and 57 were injured in Indian air strikes in Pakistan and Kashmir, which is released in Pakistan and shooting at the control line from Wednesday morning.

The India’s army said the number of people killed by Pakistani, shooting Kashmir in the controversial region, increased to 16, including three women and five children.

Initially, India did not name any group, which is believed to be behind the attack in the funeral, but on May 7 she accused the Pakistani group of militants Lashkar-e-Tyba.

Indian police claimed that two attackers were Pakistani citizens, Islamabad’s lawsuit denied. It states that it has nothing to do with the attacks on April 22.

In late night, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif promised to avenge the killed in India.

He repeated Pakistan’s statement that he had beaten five Indian fighters, saying it was a “devastating response”. India did not comment on this requirement.

After reports of blasts on Thursday, on Thursday, local media referred to Indian military sources on Thursday, reporting that bombings across the Jammu region were registered in the cities of Akhnora, Samba and the Catulum.