India informed the CEO of Pakistan for Military Operations (DGMO) 7 May about strikes that she performed in terrorist infrastructures in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by Kashmir (POK), but received no response, nor said on Sunday.
According to the Pakistani DGMO report, it asked for interviews only after India hit the Pakistani air base in the early morning hours of May 10.
Sources that marked air strikes from India 9 May and May 10 as “hell fire” and “point of turnover”, said that US Foreign Minister Marco Rubio called the Minister of Outside Jaishankar Jaishankar after talking to Chief of Pakistani Staff Asim Munir. Rubio reportedly told Jaishankar that Pakistan was ready to speak.
“India has shown that there should be conversations between DGMO and anyone else,” the report added. “Pakistan DGMO asked for a time with an Indian counterpart on May 10 at 13:00,” he said.
“De-Estilation” Agreement after talking to DGMOS
India and Pakistan decided on Saturday to stop shooting and military action on Earth and in the air since today, said Foreign Minister Vikrim Misri.
“DGMO (CEO of military operations) from Pakistan called DGMo India 15.35 hours earlier in the afternoon. Among them, it was agreed that both sides would stop all shooting and military action in the air and sea with an effect of 1700 hours,” Misri said.
The decision was made after the contact between Indian and Pakistan DGMOS was established to reach an agreement on the ceasefire. However, after the announcement on Saturday, Pakistan violated the “arrangement” of the ceasefire.
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A quick view of India-Pakistani conflict
The tension increased after the Indian armed forces at the interference night 6.-7. May performed accurate strikes under the Sindoor operation, focused on terrorist launchpads in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied by Kashmir (POK) in response to the attack of terrorists in Jamm and Kashmir Pahalgam, which was killed by most tourists.
In the early morning hours of May 7, Pakistan began to bombarded via the location in Poonch, increasing the intensity of unprovoked fire in the Supwwara, Baramulla, Uri, Medhar and Rajouri sectors.
On May 8, the Indian armed forces focused on Pakistani radars and air defense systems in several places in which the air defense system in Lahore was neutralized.
In the interference night of 8-9. May Pakistan launched a number of coordinated drones and missile attacks along the western border of India and focused on 26 seats. Defense officials said the attacks were captured by Indian air defense systems, including the S-400 missile defense system, which prevents considerable damage.
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Then, on the third day in a row, at the interference night 9.-10. May, Pakistan violated the Indian air space by starting drones in several places. Pakistan also resorted to cross -border fire and shelling along LOC and the international border.
In the morning of May 10. India made strikes in four air bases in Pakistan. Exact blows were carried out on Pakistani military goals in Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur and Hunian, as well as radar places in Pasrur and Sialkot Aviation Bases.
On the evening of May 10, India and Pakistan decided to stop shooting on Saturday and the military action on the attic and in the air from 17:00, the agreement that Pakistan later violated at night.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri called on Pakistan to take the relevant steps to resolve these violations and solve the situation with “severity and responsibility”.
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