Pakistan Destroys Indian Bunkers, Checkpost in Response to Unprovoked LoC Violation

In response to an unprovoked ceasefire violation by Indian forces along the Line of Control (LoC), the Pakistan Army has effectively destroyed several Indian bunkers and a key checkpost. According to official sources, Indian troops initiated indiscriminate firing targeting civilian areas in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, prompting a swift and calculated retaliatory strike by Pakistani forces.

Pakistan’s response was precise and focused solely on military targets, causing significant damage to Indian positions along the border. This incident adds to the growing number of ceasefire violations by India, which continue to escalate tensions in the already sensitive region.

Despite repeated calls for peace, India’s continuous aggression threatens regional stability and endangers civilian lives. Pakistan has consistently raised this issue at international forums and emphasized the importance of adherence to the 2003 ceasefire agreement. The Foreign Office has urged the United Nations and global human rights organizations to take serious notice of India’s repeated violations and rising militarization along the LoC.

Pakistan has reiterated its commitment to regional peace but has warned that any hostile act will be met with a strong response. The armed forces remain fully alert and capable of defending national sovereignty and the safety of its people.

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