India’s cowardly attack on Pakistan has caught the attention of global media. After the attack, international outlets not only shared devastating scenes from Pakistan but also used terms like “deadly strikes.” They reported on the chaos and fear experienced by people in the aftermath.
Reporting by Sky News
Earlier in the day, Sky News posted a video showing Pakistanis living in Azad Kashmir in a state of panic. The video highlighted the destruction caused by the strikes.
Reporting by Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera also shared videos of injured civilians, including women and children, being treated in Pakistani hospitals following the attack.
This coverage serves as proof to international leaders and the world of what India actually did—launch a direct attack on Pakistani civilians.
Report by New York Times
The New York Times reported that evidence was mounting of significant Indian losses during the operation. According to the newspaper’s sources, at least two Indian aircraft were said to have gone down—something India has not officially acknowledged.
Credible international reporting stands in stark contrast to Indian media, which continues to spread propaganda and mislead its citizens. Earlier, India’s leading newspaper The Hindu reported that at least three jets were downed by Pakistan, but the story was later deleted.
An analyst speaking to the New York Times stated that this time, India “has crossed two significant thresholds in its military action” by targeting multiple sites in Pakistan and striking deep into the Pakistani heartland in Punjab.
