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Developments post IAF air strike : International flights not to enter Indian or Pakistan airspace
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Post IAF fighter jets crash in Kashmir, International flights entry stopped into Indian and Pakistani airspace
Highlight : Post IAF fighter jets crash in Kashmir, International flights entry stopped into Indian and Pakistani airspace.
Two IAF fighter jets crashed in Budgam (J&K) and two pilots allegedly killed in the crash at 10 AM this morning. Post the development, commercial flights were stopped in Kashmir due to security concerns. Airports in Jammu and Kashmir, Amritsar and other airports have been shut. In the newest development, international flights are set not to enter into Indian or Pakistani airspace owing to security concerns.
The crash happened a day after IAF's surprise air strike on Jaish-e-Mohammad's training camp, across the LoC that ended up destroying the camps, killing 200 terrorists.
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