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Pakistani Foreign Minister He said on Saturday, his country will consider deescalation if India stops attacks, after India said she was looking for a negligence if Pakistan agreed to do the same.
Both countries traded strikes on Saturday during a conflict that caused a massacre last month, attributing India to Pakistan.
Ishaq Dar, Pakistani Foreign Minister, warned that “our answer would follow” if India launched any strikes.
The gift told Pakistan’s Genera News that he had also handed his message to the US Secretary -General Marco Rubiowho contacted him after the top American diplomat spoke with Indian officials.
Pakistan says she hit military goals within India in a series of new attacks
The supporters of the religious group “Tahafuz-E-Namoos-E-Risalat Mahaz” participate in a gathering to condemn Indian strikes in Pakistan and show their support with the Pakistani army, Lahore in Pakistan, Saturday, May 10, 2025. (AP)
“We answered because our patience reached the restriction. If they stop here, we will also consider stopping,” the gift said.
Rubio spoke with his Indian colleague S. Jaishankar, emphasizing that “both sides should identify methods for removing escalation and restoring direct communication to avoid the wrong calculation,” said State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce on Saturday, adding that the secretary offered us support for “Productive Discussion.”
India announced that she was aiming at Pakistan Air Force after Islamabad fired several rockets on military and civilian infrastructure in the Indian State of Punjab early Saturday.
Pakistan said earlier that he had intercepted most of the rockets and that he was retaliating.
The Indian police staff inspects an object suspected of being interviewed by the Nazi Indian army in the village of Nahlan on the Jalandhara periphery in India, on Saturday, May 10, 2025. (AP)
Indian Colonel Sofiya Qureshi said at a press conference in New Delhi that Pakistan was aiming at health institutions and schools at three air bases in Kashmir under control in India.
“The appropriate answer is given to Pakistani actions,” she said.
The commander of the wing of Vyomika Singh said India was dedicated to “non-escalation” if Pakistan reciprocated. But, she said, Pakistani land forces were seen moving forward, “indicating an offensive intention of further escalating the situation.”
“Indian armed forces remain in a great state of operational willingness,” she said.
Seljan Kashmiri tests the damage to a house caused by Indian shelling, in Shah Kot, in Neelum Vallery, the district of Pakistani -managed Kashmir, on Saturday, May 10, 2025. (AP)
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Singh said Indian forces performed “precise strikes only identified military goals in response to Pakistani actions”, which included technical infrastructure, command and management centers, radar locations and weapons storage spaces to ensure “minimal collateral damage”.
“All enemy actions have effectively opposed and responded appropriately,” Singh said.
The Pakistani army announced that she used a middle -range Fateh rocket to target Indian storage and air bases in the Indian cities of Pathankot and Udhapura.
The spokesman for the Pakistani army, Lieutenant Ahmad Sharif, said that the assets of air forces in the country were safe after India’s impact.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
