Pakistan and India — nuclear-armed rivals sharing a border in a flashpoint region — are trading artillery fire and threats of retaliation as tensions escalate after a May 7 Indian attack.

India India launches strikes on terrorist camps in Pakistan The military action comes amid tense relations between the nuclear-armed states following an April 22 attack that killed 26 people ...

India said it struck nine Pakistani “terrorist infrastructure” sites on May 7, some of them hundreds of kilometers inside Pakistan, while the latter claimed to have shot down five Indian ...

Pakistan's armed forces launched "multiple attacks" using drones and other munitions along India's entire western border on Thursday night and early Friday, the Indian army said, as conflict ...

Pakistan's armed forces said they hit back at India, targeting military sites, after India fired missiles at three of its air bases in a frightening escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

India’s military strikes into Pakistan-controlled Kashmir and Pakistan earlier this week killed more than 100 militants including their prominent leadership, India’s director general of milit… ...

HADID: Well, he means that Pakistan may have to strike the heart of India somewhere further than Indian-held Kashmir. But there's another reason, too, why analysts say strikes may happen.

Upstream, India asserted its sovereign right to develop the rivers running through its own territory however it saw fit. Downstream Pakistan, suddenly severed from vital water sources originating ...

Pakistan said India damaged a hydropower dam and called the attack “an act of war”. Pakistan’s army said it would hit back “at a time and place of its own choosing”.