Pakistan Has Closed Its Airspace To All Flights

For 48 hours.

Pakistan has temporarily closed its airspace for 48 hours for all domestic and international flights, local Samaa TV reported, citing aviation sources. This is also reported by Pakistani newspaper Daily Ausaf.

So, the work temporarily stopped the airport of Islamabad, all flights were directed to the city of Karachi. Authorities advised passengers not to come to the airport and to return home.

The Civil Aviation Authority said flight operations would resume once the situation stabilizes.

The Indian Army announced Operation Sindhur aimed "against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan." Pakistan's Defense Ministry confirmed that India had launched a missile strike on targets in the country's territory - in the cities of Bahwalpur, Kotli and Muzaffarabad (the administrative center of the Pakistan-controlled part of Kashmir).

The escalation of Indo-Pakistani relations began after a terrorist attack in the popular tourist town of Pahalgam in India's Jammu and Kashmir on April 22. Twenty-five Indian nationals and one Nepali were killed then. Indian authorities accused Pakistan of involvement in the incident.

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