Cross-Border Tensions: Pakistan's Losses and a Call for Sovereignty

Pakistan reported 11 military personnel and 40 civilians were killed during recent clashes with India in early May. The conflict arose after India responded to an attack with strikes on terror infrastructures. Both nations reached a ceasefire after days of drone and missile exchanges.

Amidst escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the latter has confirmed the loss of 11 military personnel and 40 civilians due to cross-border hostility. The confrontation was triggered by Indian precision strikes under 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting terror infrastructure following an attack on April 22.

Pakistan's military responded to the Indian offensive with their own 'Operation Bunyanum Marsoos,' claiming retributive strikes. In the aftermath, both countries have agreed to a ceasefire to halt the conflict, which saw numerous casualties and damage to military assets.

Solidifying unity, Pakistan's military and political leaders visited hospitals to support the wounded, underscoring resolve against sovereignty challenges. Pakistan has warned of decisive actions to protect territorial integrity in future conflicts.

(With inputs from agencies.)