According to Reuters on May 13, the Pakistani military said on the 13th that a military conflict with India last week killed more than 50 people. The conflict ended with a ceasefire agreement reached by the two neighbors with nuclear weapons, and peace was restored on both sides' borders.

According to reports, India said on the 7th that after launching a crackdown on Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled Kashmir in retaliation for the attacks by tourists, the two old enemies fired missiles and drones at each other's military facilities.

Pakistan said India's attacks were all civilian facilities. The Pakistani military said the people killed in the attack included 40 civilians and 11 members of the armed forces.

India said at least five soldiers and 16 civilians died.

The Indian military said their base was slightly damaged but was still operating.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on social platform X on the 13th that "being with those who symbolize courage, determination and fearlessness" is a "very special experience." He also posted photos of himself inspecting the Adambore base. This base near the Punjab border in northern India is a strategic location for the Indian Air Force.