Pakistani security officials to New York Times:

An eye for an eye.

CONFIRMED: Pakistan used its homegrown Fateh-1 guided multiple launch rocket system (GMLRS) with a range of 120-140 km, designed for precision strikes with a CEP of less than 50 meters.

Pakistani sources to media:

Pakistan has responded to Indian aggression by targeting military targets.

The Civil and Military leadership has decided that if India escalates further, Pakistan will respond with more force, including targeting high-value economic targets.

Indian military site hit in Khur Manian, Punjab by Pakistan Army.

Fire visible.

More Indian Army targets reportedly hit by Pakistan Army:

• KG Top Brigade HQ
• URI Field Supply Depot
• Derangyari Artillery Gun Position
• Nagrota Brahmos Battery Site

Pakistan has reportedly launched a major cyber attack on 70% of India’s power grid.

Source: Geo News

Pakistan missile strike hits Uri supply depot.

BREAKING: 6 massive explosions heard in Srinagar.

Source: Indian media

Smoke is seen rising after a loud explosion in Rajouri, India.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (Addl. DC) of Rajouri, Raj Kumar Thappa, has been killed during Pakistan Army strikes.

BREAKING: Indian strikes have reportedly targeted at least four airbases in Pakistan.

Source: ANI

BREAKING: Srinagar under air raid by Pakistani jets.

Source: NDTV

Pakistan launches Fateh-1 missiles at India in retaliation, dedicated to the children lost to the latest Indian aggression.

New York Times, citing Indian military officials:

Pakistani Army attempted aerial incursions at 36 locations.

Pakistani Army used 300 to 400 drones to test our air defense system.

Pakistani Government:

Pakistan has responded appropriately to India’s aggression, successfully targeting key military installations.

Pakistan’s actions are in response to India’s attack on our territory, people, and sovereignty.

BREAKING: Pakistan Prime Minister Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif calls urgent National Command Authority meeting, the government body overseeing nuclear weapons.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar:

Pakistan will not allow India’s hegemony, there will be parity.

This is a proportionate, measured, and minimum response. We can go further harsher.

Pakistani Minister of Planning:

We hope that India will now move towards de-escalation and move towards dialogue and diplomacy.