Pakistan retaliates with multiple strikes in Iran a day after deadly Balochistan attack
Purported visuals of the Pakistani strike at two sites in Iran
A day after Iran launched airstrikes to target a jihadist group based in Pakistan, Islamabad has retaliated with strikes at multiple locations inside Iran, WION can confirm.
"Pakistan struck on Baloch terrorists in Iran through its airforce in the Saravan and Jalq areas deep inside Iran," a Pakistani military source claimed.
Several locations have been targeted by the Pakistani forces deep inside Iran, the source added.
Pakistan later stated it launched an operation codenamed 'Marg Bar Sarmachar' to launch precision military strikes inside Iran.
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On Wednesday, Pakistan's foreign ministryclaimed that two children were killed and three others injured in an "illegal" airstrike by Iran. Pakistan subsequently responded by expelling the Iranian ambassador in Islamabad and recalled its envoy from Tehran.
Iranian state media said that Irantargeted two camps of the Jaish al-Adl terror groupin Balochistan's Panjgur region. Tehran had previously linked the jihadist group with attacks on its security forces.
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While the US condemned the Iranian strike in Pakistan, in addition to Tehran's missile attacks in Iran and Syria, China urged both Tehran and Islamabad to exercise restraint.
India said thatit understands the "actions that countries take in their self-defence".
The Iran-Pakistan tensions appear to escalate at a time when the crisis in the Red Sea over trade disruptioncontinues to build up amid the rampant attacks by Yemen's Houthis on the shipping route.