India attacked Pakistan with missiles and received a counterstrike.
The Indian army attacked terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan
The Armed Forces of India launched Operation 'Sindhur', during which strikes were made on terrorist infrastructure facilities on the territory of Pakistan and in Pakistani Kashmir. The operation was aimed solely at terrorist camps, leaving Pakistani territory untouched.
In this regard, Pakistan closed its airspace for 48 hours. Pakistan promised to respond to India's attacks at a time and place of its own choosing. It is also known that Pakistan responded to the attacks by launching military operations in Indian Kashmir.
Pakistan destroyed an Indian helicopter in Kashmir and the headquarters of an Indian brigade.
At the same time, India received a batch of 'Igla-S' missile systems from Russia worth about $30 million to strengthen its air defense. This delivery occurred in connection with the rising tensions in the region following the terrorist attack in Pulwama.
These events indicate an escalation of the military-political conflict between India and Pakistan, which could threaten further increases in tension in the region and escalation of the conflict.
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