Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif spoke on Bloomberg TV about its response to Indian military strikes early Wednesday. He said Pakistan would "wrap up" tensions if India backs down. Asif said in the interview that Indian soldiers were taken prisoner, but later told Samaa TV that no Indian soldiers were captured.
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India conducted targeted military strikes against Pakistan, which said it retaliated in expected tit-for-tat blows after a militant attack last month in Kashmir that killed 26 people. India said in a statement early Wednesday that it conducted “a precise and restrained response” that was “designed to be non-escalatory in nature.”
India conducted targeted military strikes against Pakistan, which said it retaliated in expected tit-for-tat blows after a militant attack last month in Kashmir that killed 26 people. India said in a statement early Wednesday that it conducted “a precise and restrained response” that was “designed to be non-escalatory in nature.” Bloomberg's Ruchi Bhatia reports.
