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Live Desk November 15, 2026

Tit-for-tat Pak Army’s video shows damaged Indian posts

The Pakistan Army has released a video showing heavy damage caused to the Indian military posts across the Line of Control, in a tit-for-tat action after the Indian Army released a clip of the “punitive fire assaults” on Pakistani positions.
Pakistan Army spokesman Major General Asif Ghafoor in a brief statement with the video, posted on the army’s Facebook page, alleged that India on May 13 had targeted innocent civilians.
“In befitting response, the Pakistan Army destroyed Indian posts in Nowshera Sector,” he said.
The 87-second video purportedly shows heavy-artillery pounding several Indian positions, which were completely destroyed.
The Pakistan Army’s footage was released in an apparent reaction to the Indian Army releasing a video purportedly of the military action which showed some structures in a forested area being destroyed.
The Indian Army yesterday claimed it launched “punitive fire assaults” on Pakistani positions across the LoC, inflicting “some damage”, days after two of its troopers were beheaded.
The Pakistan Army, however, dismissed as false, the Indian Army’s claim of destroying its posts in the Naushera sector.

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