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Multiple blasts heard in Srinagar

Pakistan early claimed that its three airbases were targeted by Indian missiles and drones

Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, Updated At : 06:53 AM May 10, 2025 IST

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A man walks past Indian security force personnel standing guard on a street, following clashes between India and Pakistan, in Srinagar, Kashmir May 9, 2025. Reuters

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Multiple blasts were heard in Srinagar city early Saturday morning, hours after the Indian military thwarted drone attacks by Pakistan on several installations, including the airport, late last night.

According to officials, the blasts were heard near vital installations, including the airport.

As soon as the blasts were heard, sirens went off in the city.

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Power has also been snapped in the city and most other parts of the valley, the officials said. PTI inputs

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