Maximum tension: Pakistan announces the slaughter of two Indian fighters in its airspace and the capture of a pilot

The Pakistani army announced Wednesday that it killed two Indian fighters in its airspace, a day after India announced the bombing of insurgent camps in the territory of Pakistan, something that he denied Islamabad.

"Pakistani Air Force Kill Two Indian Fighters in Pakistani Airspace", said on his official Twitter account the spokesman of the Pakistani army, Major General Asif Ghafoor, who said the action had occurred "this morning".

The spokesman said that one of the planes had fallen to Pakistani Kashmir and the other in the Indian area of ​​this region disputed by both countries since 1947. and for which he fought two wars and several minor conflicts.

"An Indian pilot was arrested by ground troops"badured Ghafoor.

In addition, he stressed that Indian fighters violated Pakistani airspace after Pakistan bombed Indian territory.

The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that his fighters had "beaten" today on Indian territory without causing loss of life or property, demonstrating his capacity for self-defense.

"The Pakistani Air Force has launched shelling on the control line (LoC, Kashmiri de facto border) from the Pakistani airspace," The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement.

In the statement, it was explained that it "is not revenge" and that the attack was directed against "non-military objectives, avoiding loss of life and collateral damage".

"The only objective was to demonstrate our right, our will and our capacity for self-defense", according to the note, which accused India of "to commit acts of terrorism" on its territory.

The new escalation between the two nuclear nations comes after the Indian government announced yesterday that it had bombed the Jaish-e-Mohammed insurgency camps on Pakistani soil. (JeM), a group that claimed responsibility for the bombing that killed 42 policemen in Indian Kashmir on 14 February.

According to the New Delhi version, "a significant number of JeM terrorists died in the Indian operation, coaches, high-ranking commanders and jihadist groups trained to attack. "

Islamabad, however, He denied loss or damage and admitted only a brief air invasion of his territory and the launch of four bombs that fell into open spaces.

India has repeatedly accused Pakistan of supporting "cross-border terrorism"and to authorize and sponsor the operation on its territory of terrorist groups that aim to attack Indian targets and to stir up the demonstrations with a separatist spirit among the population of Kashmir.