Imposing Headlines: Pakistan shoots down two Indian Aircraft

Pakistan confirmed on Wednesday 27 February 2019 that it had carried out air strikes in Kashmir and shot down two Indian jets in its own airspace, capturing one of the pilots as the conflict with its nuclear-armed neighbour continued to escalate.

The Pakistan military said Indian jets had entered Pakistan in response and two had been shot down, with one pilot captured. The surprise move came a day after Indian jets intruded into Pakistani airspace and claimed to have attacked a militant camp.

Tensions have dramatically escalated between the nuclear-armed rivals since Indian warplanes flew into Pakistani airspace and struck what New Delhi said was a camp of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the group that claimed the Kashmir bombing.

The Foreign Office in a statement said: “Pakistan Air Force undertook strikes across Line of Control from within Pakistani airspace. This was not a retaliation to continued Indian belligerence. Pakistan has therefore, taken strikes at non military target, avoiding human loss and collateral damage.”

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B-1B USAF Bombers' 10 Hours Hover over Korean Peninsula Escalate Tensions

The war hysteria seems to be gearing up in the Korean Peninsula as USAF two B-1B bombers hover the Korean Peninsula for about 10 hours.

In retaliation North Korea warned it was 'carefully examining' plans to make 'an enveloping fire' around Guam, the USA base from where the bombers flew. Later North Korea said the training mission 'proves that the U.S. imperialists are nuclear war maniacs.'

On the other side, US officials claim that North Korea has built a miniaturized warhead and has an arsenal of 60 nuclear bombs.

The war arming seems escalating after the US President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un made unprecedented threats to trade devastating missile strikes. 

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