The ban on Pakistan planes will last from 30. April to 23. May, according to the airtel (Notam) issued by the Indian government.
In the attack 22. April, 26 people were killed in the Tourist place Pahalgam in Kashmir, and India identified two of the three suspects of militants as Pakistance. Islamabad denied any involvement and called on an independent investigation.
In a reciprocal mov, #India has banned its airspace for all #Pakistani-Operated Aircraft, Including Military Flights.
The Restriction Takes Effect at Midnight Tonight and Lasts Until May 23.
Pia Flight PK894 to Kuala Lumpur Is Already Avoid Indian Airspace: … https://t.co/amx4wlsloe pic.twitter.com/k5kwinfoon
– AirNav Radar (@Airnavradar) April 30, 2025
The attack caused the indignation and dissatisfaction in India, where the majority of the population consists of Hindu, with the calls against Islamic Pakistan, which New Delhi accuses the financing and encourage terrorism in Kashmir, the region to which both countries led.
Nuclear armed countries have taken a number of measures against each other, and tensions are not calming. Pakistanic Minister of informing AttaulAlah Tarar said his country possesses credible intelligence that India intends to initiate a military attack on Pakistan soon.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
