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Drones spotted in Udhampur yet again after ceasefire violation by Pakistan: WATCH

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Pakistan once again violated the ceasefire as multiple drone sightings were reported in the border surrounding areas. From Akhnoor, Kutch to Udhampur as well, there were multiple drones visible as Pakistan betrayed India once more.

Drone sightings in Udhampur
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In yet another major development, hours after agreeing to a ceasefire, Pakistan has betrayed India once again and broken the ceasefire. After reports of drone sightings were confirmed in Akhnoor, there were multiple sightings of drone activity in Jaisalmer, Barmer, Kutch, and many other border surrounding areas.

After the latest developments, new drone sightings were made in Udhampur as well. While explosions were heard in Srinagar followed by a blackout, which also happened hours after the ceasefire was agreed upon.

Furthermore, a complete blackout has been announced in several parts of Rajasthan among many others after Pakistan’s drones continued to violate India’s airspace.

Officials also came forward to state that the BSF (Border Security Force) have been given a free hand at the border to respond to Pakistan’s betrayal. It is interesting to note that Pakistan initiated the heinous terror attack that killed 26 innocent civilians in Pahalgam. 

To reply to the terror attack, India went on to destroy several terror camps within Pakistan and PoK. This led to Pakistan continuing the attacks on the LOC once more as chaos ensued. 

After four days of continued back and forth between the two countries, the US president Donald Trump took to X and announced that both India and Pakistan have agreed to an immediate ceasefire and thanked the two countries for reaching an understanding. 

Shortly after the ceasefire agreement, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri came forward and revealed that the Pakistan DGMO called Indian DGMO and both sides agreed upon stopping all firing and military operations on land, in the air, and sea. Misri also revealed that another round of DGMO-level talks were scheduled to be held on May 12.

However, a few hours after the ceasefire was agreed upon, Pakistan once again violated the ceasefire after several blasts were heard in Srinagar, and around the other areas near the border. 

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