During Operation Sindoor—India's military response to the Pahalgam terror attack—intercepted communications exposed chaos in the Pakistani ranks. A senior commander from the 75th Infantry Brigade reportedly fled his post, telling his troops to "save your lives first" before hiding in a mosque. The operation successfully targeted terror hubs along the LoC, but Pakistan retaliated by shelling civilian areas, leading to further Indian strikes on their military positions.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just another border skirmish—it reveals cracks in Pakistan's military discipline while underscoring the volatile fallout of counter-terror ops. The commander's panic humanizes the fog of war, but the civilian toll and escalation risks make it a grim reminder of how quickly these clashes spiral. For readers, it’s a raw look at the high-stakes brinkmanship that defines the LoC.

Russia’s Defense Ministry claims it shot down more than 100 Ukrainian drones overnight, with the UAVs targeting over a dozen regions. The incident highlights escalating cross-border strikes, though Moscow insists its air defenses successfully intercepted the attacks.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just another skirmish—it’s a sign of how drone warfare is reshaping the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Both sides are increasingly relying on these strikes, testing defenses and stretching resources. For civilians in affected regions, it’s another night of disrupted sleep and looming danger. And for the broader war, it signals neither side is backing down.