Operation Sindoor: Indian Air Force has taken control of Srinagar Airport and all civilian flight operations have been suspended until further notice.
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May 6th-7th/2025 | India-Pakistan | Day 1 - Exchanges Across The Border | Reports
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Operation Sindoor: Indian Air Force has taken control of Srinagar Airport and all civilian flight operations have been suspended until further notice.
AFP, citing a US National Security Council spokesman: Secretary Rubio held talks with his counterparts from India and Pakistan.
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For those who don't know, this is an Indian airport, not a Pakistani one that was captured.
Operation Sindoor: Indian Air Force has taken control of Srinagar Airport and all civilian flight operations have been suspended until further notice.
Still. Very significant. Its not over. Not by a long shot.
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BREAKING: Pakistani artillery fire targets Indian side of Kashmir
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Indian Air Force assets being moved to the front
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old post my friend, still important nonetheless
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Jaisalmer has generally remained calmer compared to the Line of Control in Kashmir, it was the site of the famous Battle of Longewala during the 1971 war. Since then, heavy military presence remains, but direct clashes in this area are rare. Any unusual movement here is taken seriously by both sides.
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