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Operation Sindoor: Loud explosions left people in PoK stunned as India targeted terror camps

India launched a precision strike operation in the early hours of Wednesday, targeting terrorist infrastructure deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in a significant and restrained response to the deadly Pahalgam massacre. According to the Ministry of Defence, focused...
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Updated At : 12:09 PM May 07, 2025 IST
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India launched a precision strike operation in the early hours of Wednesday, targeting terrorist infrastructure deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) in a significant and restrained response to the deadly Pahalgam massacre.

According to the Ministry of Defence, focused strikes were carried out on nine terrorist infrastructure sites targeting the roots of cross-border terror planning.

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“Importantly, no Pakistani military facilities were hit, reflecting India’s calibrated and non-escalatory approach. This operation underscores India’s resolve to hold perpetrators accountable while avoiding unnecessary provocation,” the Ministry of Defence said

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