The Pakistan Army on Thursday destroyed the headquarters of the Indian Army in the Pandu Sector along the Line of Control in the Indian-Illegally Occupied Kashmir.
The development comes two days after Indian launched several missile strikes inside Pakistan, killing at least 31 civilians and wounding dozens more.
The Pakistan Army targeting Indian Army’s Nangatok Battalion Headquarters with heavy artillery fire.
Earlier on Thursday, unprovoked shelling by the Indian Army rocked parts of Azad Kashmir. Nakyal’s Mathrani sector and Upper Nokot in Lipa Valley came under the Indian fire, triggering widespread panic and fear of escalation along the Line of Control (LoC).
In Nakyal, Indian forces reportedly attempted to deliberately target civilian population, sending shockwaves through local communities.
However, the Pakistan Army responded effectively and pushed the enemy back with retaliatory fire. Tensions remain high, with residents fearing further clashes.
Meanwhile, in Hattian Bala’s Lipa Valley, heavy Indian shelling from large-calibre guns caused markets to shut down and civilians were moved to frontline shelters for safety.
The once-tranquil valley is now gripped by an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty, as the exchange of fire continues intermittently.
Authorities have urged residents to remain in safe zones and avoid unnecessary movement, as the LoC remains volatile.