Clashes between India and Pakistan in Kashmir killed at least 60 people and three warplanes shot down

Since the beginning of the escalation, tensions between India and Pakistan in the Kashmir region that both countries claim and for which they have waged three wars since their independence in 1947, many dead, wounded and prisoners were reported, as well as significant equipment losses.

Although the actual number of the losses and destructions caused up to now could be much larger and very difficult to accurately account for, the two parties discussing different estimates.

In total, the death of 52 military and one Indian civilian, 4 Pakistani civilians, plus 3 Islamic militants, as well as the demolition of an Indian hunter Mig-21 and a Pakistani F-16. An Indian Mil-17 helicopter is also crashed, although their causes were not clear.

The terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), based in Pakistan, has claimed responsibility for the attack and India has blamed Islamabad for its support.

On Tuesday, India surprised the international community by launching an air strike inside Pakistani territory, presumably over a JeM field in Balakot, Kashmir. and kill "a large amount" of jihadists, without exceeding an estimate.

The fact has angered Pakistan, that he had promised an answer to the violation of his airspace and indicated that the attack would not have caused damage or death.

In addition, India has baderted the slaughter of an F-16 fighter from Pakistan.