US President Donald Trump plans to discuss with G7 leaders the introduction of tariffs on goods from China and India ranging from 50 to 100%. The measure is linked to efforts to pressure Russia into negotiations.
An Indian military contingent has arrived at Fort Wainwright (Alaska, U.S.) to participate in the 21st joint exercise with the U.S. Army called “Yudh Abhyas – 2025,” according to India’s Ministry of Defence.
After the SCO summit in Tianjin, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi traveled to their meeting in the same car. India’s Prime Minister called the conversation meaningful and posted a joint photo with Putin and Xi Jinping.
India has witnessed one of the most tragic aviation disasters in recent years. A Boeing 787 passenger plane, operating on a domestic route, crashed near the international airport of Ahmedabad. There were over 240 people on board. According to preliminary reports, the aircraft fell directly onto a densely populated residential area near the runway.
After the ceasefire between the countries, India opened a sluice gate on the Chenab River, restoring the water flow.
The conflict between the two countries has reached a level not seen in the last 50 years. The death toll in Kashmir is rising, and the situation is on the brink of war.
125 fighter jets were involved in a clash near the border, with both sides exchanging missile strikes without violating each other’s airspace.
The Pakistani army stated that India struck a hydroelectric plant in Kashmir. According to Islamabad, the facility sustained damage.
Pakistan has sent a note to the UN Security Council, declaring its right to retaliate after India’s strikes. The Indian Prime Minister convenes a national security committee.
India launched strikes on targets in Pakistan using French-made SCALP cruise missiles. The attacks resulted in civilian casualties. Pakistan initiated retaliatory actions.
Indian military forces identified a specific location for a strike against the terrorist groups Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba, both of which are banned in Kazakhstan. According to reports, the goal of the strike was to eliminate the top leadership of these organizations involved in sabotage on Indian territory.
The Pakistani army announced the start of a retaliatory operation following missile strikes from India. All armed forces in the country have been put on combat alert, the air force is in the air, and missiles have been launched toward India.
India launched a military operation named “Sindhur”, striking targets on Pakistani territory. In response, Islamabad closed its airspace and placed the armed forces on full alert.
India has closed its airspace to Pakistani airlines until May 23. The decision was made amid rising tensions. Pakistan denied involvement in the attack and called for an investigation.
Pakistani forces shot down an Indian drone that violated its airspace along the Line of Control, stating readiness to respond to hostile actions.
Pakistan’s defense minister warned of a likely Indian invasion and stated the country is on high alert, ready to use nuclear weapons if its existence is threatened.
According to SIPRI, global military spending rose by 9.4% in 2024 to $2.718 trillion. The US, China, Russia, Germany, and India accounted for the majority of expenditures.
Pakistan and India are amassing troops and aircraft at the borders. Clashes in Kashmir and an attack on an ammunition depot were reported. The regional situation remains highly tense.
Pakistan and China confirmed their commitment to regional peace amid rising tensions between Pakistan and India after the Jammu and Kashmir attack. Consultations with other countries are underway.
Military convoys have been recorded in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Army reserves are being moved northward toward the disputed Kashmir region.
Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif stated the country is fully prepared for a potential Indian attack and will respond "with full force," escalating military tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations.
India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, cutting off Pakistan’s access to key water resources. Islamabad called the move a threat and warned it would treat it as an act of war.
Pakistan has suspended trade with India, closed its airspace, and declared that any attempts to restrict Indus River water flow will be considered an act of war. The escalation follows a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.
Pakistan has closed its airspace to Indian airlines, suspended all trade, and warned that India’s restriction of water flows will be treated as an act of war.
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