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Blasts Heard in Indian Kashmir's Srinagar, Say Official, Reuters Witness, Residents
SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Two loud blasts were heard in Indian's Kashmir's summer capital of Srinagar on Saturday, near the city airport and the local headquarters of the army, according to an official, a Reuters witness, and local residents.
A missile-like object exploded in Dal Lake, Srinagar, followed by another suspected object found in Lasjan, prompting ...
A missile-like object landed deep inside the Dal Lake -- a major tourist attraction in Srinagar -- after loud explosions ...
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The Indian Armed Forces targeted critical Pakistani military installations, including technical facilities, command and ...
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Explosion Reported Near Srinagar Airport Amid Pakistani Drone AttackThe civilian flight operations have been suspended at Srinagar International Airport till midnight of May 15 in view of the ...
A drone was shot down by the air-defence system at the old airfield in Srinagar on Saturday as the city was rocked by massive blasts, officials said. Two massive explosions were heard near the ...
Srinagar: A drone was shot down by the air-defence system at the old airfield in Srinagar on Saturday as the city was rocked ...
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Blackout In Srinagar After Jammu Sees Air Defence Intercept Pak Drones, CM Omar Appeals To Stay IndoorsA complete blackout was enforced in Srinagar while residents of Jammu reeled under the sounds of explosions and blaring ...
Srinagar was rocked by massive blasts hours after similar explosions shook Jammu and Kashmir’s summer capital in the early hours of Saturday, officials said. Two massive explosions were heard near the ...
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that Pakistan’s actions over the last few days are being seen as “provocative and ...
Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, surface-to-air missile systems have been activated in Srinagar, Jammu ...
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