Pakistan Accuses India of Sponsoring Terrorism: 71 Terrorists Killed in Border Clash

Pakistani Military Official Details Allegations of Indian-Sponsored Terrorism A press briefing by a Pakistani military spokesperson has detailed several alleged incidents of Indian-sponsored terrorism within Pakistan. The official cited specific instances, including the apprehension of an Indian-sponsored terrorist in Jhelum on April 25th, 2025, and the killing of 71 alleged terrorists attempting to cross the border between April 25th and 26th. Further, the official claimed that on May 9th and 10th, Indian-sponsored terrorists carried out 33 terrorist activities across Balochistan. The spokesperson also mentioned an attack on a school on May 21st, allegedly carried out by Fitna Al Hindustan. "They were trying to cross the border," stated the official, referring to the thwarted border crossing incident. "Seventy-one were taken out." The briefing included visual aids, such as maps and images of confiscated weapons, to support these claims. While the information presented is serious and warrants investigation, it's crucial to note that these claims require independent verification. Further investigation is needed to confirm the accuracy and context of the events described.