Indian jets down and this is a little too much now
Two Indian jets were taken down by Pakistan Air Force this morning after another altercation between the two countries, this morning.
After the Pulwama Incident on February 14, Pakistan and India have been going through some of the worst days between their already tense relationship. Threats of “retaliation” over what Indian government and people were blaming to be Pakistan’s actions were hurled until yesterday India crossed the LOC into Pakistani territory.
Heavy shelling happened near the Sialkot border area last night, allegedly and this morning the Pakistani military is claiming that two Indian fighter jets were struck down after India crossed the LOC yet again.
In response to PAF strikes this morning as released by MoFA, IAF crossed LOC. PAF shot down two Indian aircrafts inside Pakistani airspace. One of the aircraft fell inside AJ&K while other fell inside IOK. One Indian pilot arrested by troops on ground while two in the area.
— Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor (@OfficialDGISPR) February 27, 2019
This latest development comes after Pakistan Air Force itself carried out strikes across the LOC, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Pakistan Foreign Office release statement saying Pakistani Airforce has carried out strikes across the border pic.twitter.com/kDr436fjig
— Secunder Kermani (@SecKermani) February 27, 2019
Naturally, this striking down of Indian jets is not a very positive development between the two nuclear states but some people are celebrating this as Pakistan striking back at India
Pakistan shot down 2 Indian fighter planes #PakistanZindabad #PakistanStrikesBack 🇵🇰 pic.twitter.com/FeZidP16Ea
— پاکستان نیوز (@PakistanNews78) February 27, 2019
RT @JawairiaJamshed: How is the Surprise India #PakistanArmyZindabad #PakistanStrikesBack #HowsTheSurprise @AdityaRajKaul pic.twitter.com/JcsYSbXnDb@ZaidZamanHamid
— Mr Max (@love1pakistan) February 27, 2019
#PakistanStrikesBack. Pakistan Air Force our pride. Well done PAF.
— ihtisham ul hassan (@ihtishamulhass3) February 27, 2019
But thankfully there are many a sane minds who think this new incident only means that the two countries aren’t thinking maturely
People on both sides of the border are saying no to war because nothing can be solved with fighting or killing each other. The millions of years worth of war history of the world, and their own 70 plus years of devastation of war, should be a lesson for the two countries.
#SayNotoWar
Pakistan & India already suffered alot now they need to stop destorying each other and should work for their prosperity.— Sagar Parkash (@2_inocentboy) February 26, 2019
okay DESI ARMYs, whether Indian OR Pakistani, I request to trend #SayNotoWar because actually war is not a permanent solution, and both the countries won't be able to handle consequences.
— Sana Talpur (@TalpurSana1) February 26, 2019
Those few stupid people who want a war and think “oh yes this will help our country” should be put in a room together, apas mein larai karlo. Don’t make the whole nation pay for your stupidity! #SayNoToWar
— Sabine Rizwan (@sabinerizwan) February 26, 2019
Here’s hoping that this just stops before it gets any worse between India and Pakistan
Dear Warmongers, this is not the time of chanting Allah-u-Akbar or Jai Hind. Both nuclear powered/third world/poverty stricken countries can't afford another war. There are no winners in a war. Give peace a chance, #SayNoToWar.#Sialkot #IndiaStrikesPakistan #UnitedWeStrike pic.twitter.com/mzow3TkRXc
— Rehman Siddiq (@RehmanSid) February 27, 2019