well the pakistani government is about to issue a statement that. is going to give a televised address to the nations were addressed everything that's going on so far with a military i absolutely insisted that they did shoot down two. indian administered kashmir. and pakistani administered kashmir and that they have captured two fighter pilots they've released pictures of one of the fighter pilots and also the site itself so this is a very serious escalation of tensions it all depends where this goes from now if there will be a military response then that's one thing if they'll be a diplomatic response that's another now they have allegedly this pilot in custody will be a lot of backstage negotiations between the two countries trying to get that pilot back to indian soil and not give both sides a way out of this the military has said that they don't want this to escalate into a war a war will be bad for both countries so they are looking at ways of getting out of this but let's see what. we'll be giving that televised address for. iran thank you ver

soil, and not engaging the pakistani soil, and not engaging the pakistani military.ntention of escalating tensions any further than they already are. really interesting to see, i think, as this story develops over time, just how little delhi is actually saying on the record. much of that, as you say, is because what we've seen in the past couple of weeks, his claim and counterclaim, by both the pakistanis and indians. as you have alluded to, the disputed area of kashmir has been one that india and pakistan have fought over since partition in 19117. they have been three wars over the sovereignty of that state. this is, as you have suggested, the biggest flare—up of tension that we have seen since the 19905. we must leave it there, thank you very much. we hope to get to islamabad in a few minutes. right now we take you live to hanoi in vietnam, where we are anticipating the arrival of the us president, donald trump, and the north korean leader kimjong donald trump, and the north korean leader kim jong un, donald trump, and the north korean leader kimjong un, for their

military has the pakistani pakistani conventional military capacities are much inferior to those of india's so if pakistan were to say launch some air strikes on the in the administered side of kashmir that could rig risk a very this would destructive indian response and if that happens and you have to start worrying about nuclear scenarios so i think that we'll hear a lot of tough talk from the pakistanis or they may do other types of punitive moves in on the diplomatic level such as recalling it their ambassador from new delhi but i don't necessarily think we're going to see any type of military response from the congress not at least not imminent you saw this coming just last week you wrote in foreign policy that the world should have seen this coming in your piece we've got a segment here we want to show our viewers you write still so long as pakistan continues to provide space and other forms of succor to terrorists on its soil kashmir will be vulnerable to terrorism pakistani state support invariably makes terrorist groups stronger the stage is set for a confrontation the mode

the line of control that separates indian and pakistani administered. by forcing them to make a stated street across the border and dropping that ordinance. has got to go to state that there were no. indian. draw back into india in spades. documentary evidence. india wants to call them. have heard of any casualties on the ground. and if they vote. to go to. draw and that they were. going to be important to see how. it will only go but a measured response. would be important to see what kind of evidence the india that able to bring forward. space for over twenty five minutes which is not logic good because. it was already. dead. been flying. to make sure there did it the bride very interesting indeed to see what really happened on the ground and read the indian claim it's great to. be able to prove that there was indeed no underground right. correspondent there live in islamabad thank you very much indeed now we can speak to sri ram charlie who's the dean of jindal school of international affairs he's in sunny pass in northern india thank you very much i

was actually used it is not possible for a pakistani group to assemble this kind of party x. it was a local midi and the group that claimed responsibility is based inside the indian controlled kashmir so it looks like a very deep indian political situation where the indian prime minister member the movie is physical actions an eprom of the sia he was weak in the hindi northern belt these actions and all strengthening him i mean he it is this of this action will make him very popular for pakistan that some better spent but for india it's a domestic politics right ok my aid clip is very much indeed for talking to us live from islamabad nowaday bashar is a retired commodore in the indian army and director of the society for policy studies now he says the situation is likely to escalate. well i think they brought seychelles what has back there in a response because they're iran also went on record and is currently. in the event of i mean you know military action that would be a response from parties so i think in your planners in their metrics weariest exigencies as they call it

and this speech all pakistani prime minister imran khan be. who said when all is not an option but people still keeping his fingers crossed as they say that modi is going to put election there are elections in india it may escalate as he has. he is trying to get reelected as broad minister of india but there are that. if. it may escalate but after pakistani prime minister's speech there is some sort of. relief to the people of kashmir and when you talk about those upcoming elections you know there has been a lot of talk that since that attack on february fourteenth with forty one in the end paramilitary soldiers were killed and implement that the indian prime minister has been under this pressure to act against jaish e mohammad which is the pakistan based group and a lot of indians actually supported the indian government taking action against the truth even if it is and pakistan but again how did crash midis feel after that attack it was in their home state how would they like to have seen that resolved to they agree with the action taken by

the pakistani military releases footage of the indian soldier they captured in kashmir but it doesn't show the full story. i'm melissa chan and welcome to the program it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump and north korea's kim jong un have not reached a deal and annoy it's a reminder of how difficult denuclearization is no matter how many and you go weapons are concerned north korea is thought to have a fairly small arsenal an estimated ten to twenty warheads compare that to the number the u.s. or russia has more than six thousand so it's not just about the number of nukes it's about who can launch them and washington has made it clear it does not view the kim dynasty as safe stewards of the weapons the u.s. wants pyongyang to fully disclose and dismantle all parts of its nuclear program and do so under international supervision kim jong un wants the sanctions against his country lifted goals the two sides could not agree on. they were willing to do you know go large portion of the areas that we wanted but we couldn't give up all of the sanctions for that so we con

india reports also say pakistani combat jets entered indian airspace over kashmir. well following these developments pakistan announced that it's shut down its commercial air space indian airlines have already cancelled flights to northern india d.w. sagna found a cut is covering the story for us and she joins us now from delhi sanya the dispute between india and pakistan has taken a dangerous turn what's the view in delhi are people there worried that this could spiral out of control. well terry we're getting a lot of reports of the indian media today off really claims and counterclaims we've heard india today deny pakistani claims that any indian fighter jets were shocked india says all its pilots accounted for at the same time we haven't really heard any official reaction from the indian government to get into prime isn't is meeting with his national security advisor with his father and six creates an intelligence officials to discuss the situation indeed foreign minister who was at the summit in china has said that india is really not interested in escalating th

the one thing they seem the pakistanis. the one thing they seem to agree on the pakistanis.hey seem to agree on was the pakistanis. the one thing they seem to agree on was that there was an aerial exchange between the pakistani air force and the indian air force. what the indians are saying is that they in fact shut down one pakistani eject and that the pakistanis only managed to shoot down one of theirjets. they have described the pilot of that jet down one of theirjets. they have described the pilot of thatjet is being missing in action. when asked very quickly at this press co nfe re nce very quickly at this press conference in the morning what had happened to that pilot, we were told that the indians were now investigating pakistani claims that they had him in custody. none of this is particularly surprising, as james has been saying. throughout the dispute over the sovereignty of kashmir there has always been a ping—pong of claim and counterclaim between these two regional superpowers. what's quite interesting, though, is the developing public sentiment here in india. w

the party of stone says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace and they claim they have arrested an indian pilot as tensions in the future of kashmir region were that india says only one of its helicopters crashed and that was because of technical failure. well pakistan's foreign office says the pakistani air force undertook strikes across the line of construct control from pakistani air space the sole purpose of this action was to demonstrate our rights will and capability for self defense we do not wish to escalate but are fully prepared if forced into that paradigm well india and pakistan have also been exchanging heavy fire across the line of control india says five of its soldiers have been injured pakistan's for the say six civilians of being killed by indian mortar shells in pakistani administered kashmir on tuesday india's military said it carried out air strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir. it said were in response to a suicide bomb attack that killed at least forty of its soldiers earlier in the month.

by pakistani forces.pakistani military. and this really does seem to be a dramatic escalation in tensions between the two countries. i asked the pakistani military spokesman if this was pushing the two countries to the brink of war, but he said that pakistan was acting responsibly. he said that pakistan had deliberately chosen to target open areas in india where there weren't military officials, where there weren't civilians living, because he said these pakistani strikes were intended as a kind of show of force to india, rather than as an act of escalation or as an act provoking war. i think everyone really and pakistan is waiting to see how india responds, particularly because these two indian pilots are now in pakistani custody. ok, thank you very much. secunder kermani in islamabad.. our correspondent sangita myska is in delhi for us now. as of yet, we shall have no official response from delhi but about these very serious allegations being made. no word about the incursions are no word about whether

so the pakistanis i think are elections. so the pakistanis i think a re really off elections.ould be able to get away with this because of their importance to president trump and what he's trying to do in afghanistan, largely for american domestic political purposes. unsettling stuff. thank you very much. very interesting. thank you for being with us. stay with us if you can on bbc news. much more to come, including this — memories of war, the nazi bunker transformed into a work of art. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang — the name itself symbolising one of the cruellest regimes of modern asia. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly using a cell from another sheep. citizens are trying to come to grips with their new freedom. though there is joy and relief today, th

prime minister has made it very clear that pakistan wants to talk i think the indians and pakistanis are already having back chalons to talk to each other and also regionally if you look at china saying that the evidence that the indians provided doesn't quite yet match up to what they're saying so i think pressure is on india for talks because the pakistanis are willing to talk having said that the indians also have a legitimate claim think diplomacy is something that can be carried out at the moment do you think india should have expected a response as pakistan sees that it's a response was violent. on more than one occasion. yes i think india know the miscalculated in a grave way because when you violate someone's airspace and serenity there is going to be an answer pakistan have a strong air force and it's a nuclear military power so the indians violating the airspace once can happen because elements of surprise but if you do it twice you're going to get in trouble because any air force that has a good. capability is able to show. signs of this school beyond ted for tuck we know

pakistani territory saying it was targeting the armed group behind the attack. six people died during heavy shelling across the disputed regions line of control then pakistan announced it shot down two indian fighter jets and its as space but india said only one of its planes crashed and that its forces took down a pakistani war play. course. and force this. well seen by concourses. on this on the other stuff it. in this is. we have unfortunately lost when we went to what. is missing in action. and is playing there he is in the custody. pakistan's prime minister and rank on is calling for talks with india to deescalate the crisis. sort of one year but then we decided to take action today we only wanted to show india that we're able to and if you come into our land we will always retaliate to indian jets across the border and they were shot down i will say the pilots are with us the problem is where do we go from here this is a very important issue i am addressing india it is very important that we use wisdom here let's take a quick look at the history of this lo

the pakistani military spokesperson has also been on national television, saying that while the pakistanibleated way, the indian media, on the is warmongering and building up hype. wantsd that pakistan peace for the security of the whole region. but that the country is prepared war. and he also warned that if the indians are planning a surprise pakistan, they -- he said you should be ready for the pakistani surprise as well. he said the whole nation stood indiaer and did not want to get the message, that the message of peace was also a weakness. mp from theposition congress said. he says the indian government's pakistan prevents it from what he thinks should be a tougher response to last we can's attack. like them to be doing things we can't talk about, frankly. exacting aem to be set amount of retribution. we know who the culprits are. around onen running the loose in pakistan for some years and we seem to be, confined to this talk about them. the sad thing is they enjoy the apparently the arms of the training of the pakistani military. that's something that really the goat of many india

the pakistani military says his plane was shot down as india scrambled to respond to pakistani strikes imran khan said the military force is a response to earlier indian aggression, but also called for a dialogue between the nuclear armed neighbours. translation: my question to the indian government is, given the arms that we both have, can we afford any miscalculation? we should be thinking that if this escalates, where will it lead? this is the most dangerous confrontation between the two countries in nearly 20 years. it began two weeks ago when a pakistani —based militant group kills a0 indian soldiers. pakistani insisted the attack had nothing to do with them. but indian jets crossed into pakistan, targeting indian officials, claiming and militant training camp. local residents say they only hit a forest. pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shooting down at least one indian fighter jet responding india, shooting down at least one indian fighterjet responding to it. ata indian fighterjet responding to it. at a press conference by the pakistani military i asked if their a

air force undertook strikes across the line of control from pakistani air space the sole purpose of this action was to demonstrate our right will and capability for self defense we do not wish to escalate but a fully prepared if forced into that paradigm. and in europe pakistan have been exchanging heavy fire across the line of control india says five of its soldiers have been injured pakistan's police say six civilians have been killed by indian losses shells in pakistani administered kashmir on tuesday india's military said it carried out as strikes close to the border of pakistan and pakistan administered kashmir in response to the suicide bombing earlier this month that killed at least forty indian soldiers are it will speak to our correspondent merely new delhi in just a little while first let's go to imran khan he is in the pakistan capital islamabad and pakistan military then emphasizing the fact that they're prepared they're willing they're able but they prefer not to escalate tensions within the year. that's right some very strong statements coming out not just from the for

see it from pakistani territory and you know the line of control or . just want to see you know the shooting happened from pakistan to injury and to do indian jokes with dieted there that was probably not expected by ordinary. military presumably who disappeared at some sort of action what exactly happened there in the fog of because of the fog of far it's not very clear but i think everybody's getting their information from should media some of them just sort of bleeding from the. so much it does seemed no science how what one does so wrong so far and maybe the best will back and go do you see anything about the timing of what is happening now to look into that because as we said it's the biggest escalation since one thousand seventy one close to fifty years could this recent tough stance on pakistan for instance we know that there's general elections coming up prime minister nuri mahdi looking for reelection is there anything to look into that do you think. there is a lot of talk that he may have been forced by the pressures of the election but it is

now pakistan says it shot down two indian fighter jets while they were in pakistani airspace they've arrested one indian pilot and another is apparently in the hospital receiving treatment but india says only one of its aircraft crashed and that was because of technical failure that pakistan has closed its airspace to all commercial traffic and it's also closed over indian administered kashmir now as tensions reach dangerous levels histones military insists it doesn't want a war with india. the government of pakistan the armed forces of pakistan and the people of pakistan we have all is conveyed a message of peace to india and the route to peace goes through dialogue both can do is have the capability and capacity but vald is actually the failure of policy which india needs to understand well india and pakistan have also been exchanging fire across the line of control india says five of its soldiers have been injured back it sounds police say six civilians have been killed by indian mortar shells in pakistani administered kashmir on tuesday india's military said it carried out air st

tensions rose further with pakistan's claim and had shot down two indian warplanes and now pakistani prime minister imran khan is calling for talks with india. meanwhile. runs out from around the world a growing concern at the first air strikes by the nuclear rivals on each other's territory in decades. joining me now is shadow shams from the asia desk who has reported extensively on the kashmir dispute now when was the last time the situation was this tense things feel like they're moving very quickly. so i think the situation is extremely of autism and it could escalate into a full blown war between india and pakistan i think both sides are trying to just to fire their military actions there is an environment of jingoism prevalent on both sides of the border so much depends on how the two countries move from this point and if new delhi chooses to act militarily and after pakistan's just shooting claimed today things good began really out of control in my opinion what are the incentives for delhi to ratchet up tensions and what are the incentives for pakistan to also respond with fo

airspace one of the aircraft fell inside the pakistani controlled part of kashmir while the other fell inside indian controlled kashmir one indian pilot was arrested by troops on the ground. or for more on this developing story let's cross now to islam about and talk to political analyst imtiaz gul imtiaz we've got reports of pakistan and india launching airstrikes on each other's territory planes being shot down a pilot captured how dangerous is this situation. one of this has become dangerous with the events this morning whereby the bugs on the obvious last minute just a few minutes ago inform the press that the bugs on the army also attacked about six dogs inside the indian territory without inflicting any damage on civilians or any human damage just to demonstrate by august and get ability that it can also strike deep into the new and then it was followed by it this dog fight between the two thousand and sixteen says both from both sides and eventually what we're being told that one was shot down and meanwhile about i think two to bided several days of being arrested so this this h

the pakistani military says his plane was shot down as india scrambled to respond to pakistani strikesprime minister imran khan said the military force was a response to earlier indian aggression, but also called for a dialogue between the nuclear—armed neighbours. translation: my question to the indian government is, given the arms that we both have, can we afford any miscalculation? we should be thinking that if this escalates, where will it lead? this is the most dangerous confrontation between the two countries in nearly 20 years. it began two weeks ago, when a pakistan—based militant group killed a0 indian soldiers. pakistan insisted the attack had nothing to do with them. but indian jets crossed into pakistan, targeting indian officials claim, a militant training camp. local residents say they only hit a forest. pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shooting down at least one indian fighterjet responding to it. at a press conference by the pakistani military, i asked if their actions were bringing the countries to the brink of war. we engaged a nearby open space, where

administered kashmir in some cases now what with what pakistanis are looking for old pakistani always now seem to be on new delhi and a reaction to prime minister imran khan's televised address to the nation on wednesday way he offered a strong support for his army for his country and their right to defend their borders but also said it was time for him i mean the government to sit down and talk and to look for a diplomatic solution we haven't heard any strong words come out of the indian side of things and that's a real concern for the baucus danis because they worried that the indians are simply too divided between the opposition and the government to come to come up and formulate a response and so everybody is simply here they're just waiting for the indian response ok. live for us and thank you good morning top story now day two the u.s. north korean summit underlined hard as a professor of korean studies and university joins us now from seoul so since we last spoke a couple of hours ago and kept on his made the statement that he would not be at this summit if he were willing or o

pakistani administered kashmir. that's behind me it's the main city in pakistani administered kashmir at night that city and areas within pakistani administered kashmir are in blackout mode and that is a sign of how seriously people here are taking the tensions though there has been shelling on both sides of the border which is about eighty kilometers in that direction and people are fleeing a lot of people have come to a robot to seek refuge here in some cases people actually trying to leave pakistani administered kashmir all together now pakistani is currently on new delhi there waiting for a response to prime minister imran khan's televised address the nation where he strongly defended his country's right to defend its own borders but said it was time for new delhi and a slow boat to sit down and talk and come to a peaceful end to this crisis now we haven't heard anything from the indian side so far so all the pakistanis the analysts the observers even the pakistani public are wondering what is in the indian mind

and pakistani territories saying it was targeting group behind the attack. at least six people died during heavy shelling across the disputed regions line of control then pakistan announced it shot down two indian fighter jets and its as space but india said only one of its planes crashed and that its forces took down a pakistani war play. course. and force this. course quite. well. well seen both concourses. on this on the other stuff it. in this is. we have unfortunately lost when we went to go. by it is missing in action. and there's a plane there he is in their custody. pakistan's prime minister emraan call on is calling for talks with india to deescalate the crisis. sort of one year but then we decided to take action today we only wanted to show india that we're able to and if you come into our land we will always retaliate to indian jets across the border and they were shot down i will say the pilots are with us the problem is where do we go from here this is a very important issue i am addressing india it is very important that we use wisdom here let'

so we've been hearing that the pakistani prime minister. who's been addressing the nation about the incredibly high tensions between india and pakistan over the last few days they started on february fourteenth in fact with a suicide bombing in indian administered media in which he just mentioned he said whatever tragedy took place in. we'll fight with you referring to india we will fight with you against terrorism the attack was carried out the group jaish e mohammad the pakistani group jaish e mohammad took responsibility for the attack and india has said that the pakistan . government that the military supports the group and have not done enough to fight against them our correspondent in iran has been i believe listening in and he's joining us live from the capital islamabad we had been waiting for this address in iran and it was it was emotional appeal even to the indian saying that they're ready we are offering to cooperate and that the greatest wars have been caused by miscalculations and that they can't afford a miscalculation here.

downed two indian war planes india has confirmed a loss of one aircraft and says that it downed a pakistani jet none of these claims have been independently confirmed both sides have closed airports and airspace to commercial flights in the region. let's get more now we are joined from delhi by the correspondents when they found the car and from islamabad symbol condé political and security analyst welcome to both of you and simple i'd like to begin with you because the pakistani prime minister imran khan he's been meeting with his security aides what has he been saying. i think this statement came out just less than an article and i made a very clear offer to get into the dialogue which has been his position all who as you have noted that it was an attack in the in in will live on which i started to me we are some security forces of this week were killed in the outfield in the suicide bombing oct of that attack when tensions but actually by prime minister was the only in the us i remember on heinrich gramma's in runtime range on t.v. and aust all our intelligence to be shared offered a cha

the pakistani military says his plane was shot down this morning as india scrambled to respond pakistanies across the border in the disputed region oa mir. pakistani prime minister imranai khanthe military force was in response to earlier indian aggression, but also called for dialogue between theig nuclear-arhbors. prime min. khan: my question to the indian government is, given the arms we both have, we should be thinking that if this escalates, where will it lead? secunder: this is the most dangerous confrontation between the two countriearin nearly 20 it began two weeks ago when a grouptan-based militan killed 40 indian soldiers. pakistan insisted the atta had nothing to do with them. but yesterday indian jets d into pakistan targetin indian officials claim, a militant training camp. idlocal residents hey only hit a forest. pakistan struck back with an air raid in india, shootin at least one indian fighter jet responding to it. at a press conference by thery pakistani milii asked if their actions were bringing the country to the brink of war. >> we engaged a nearby open spe where ther

government thought what a vista cation you do in this case that suggests the involvement of any pakistani we are ready to cooperate with you if you have any actionable intelligence that provide us with that it will take action and it's not because we are there pressure but because they are enemies of pakistani because they go against our interest early on the top military commander in indian administered kashmir blamed pakistan's spy agency for the blast forty one indian paramilitary soldiers were killed the pakistan based on. said it was behind the attack the complete attack on the conway versed members to me before the storm and i stayed in the jail from across the border but it happened in the local content in the middle of illustration so we had to leave our children we're very anyone who enters this year we're not going to collate in detail so our focus is very little consideration. to has the latest from his on the bot. the progress on a prime minister imraan khan spoke to his nation saying that he did not respond because bulger don was hosting an importer and friends were g. rated

come on hard as a few kilometers away from the pakistani side of the line of control separating the two countries and he sent us this report from pakistan administered kashmir. just a few days ago we were in there's really a border town of choke or do you situated less than two kilometers from the line of control that separates pakistani and indian forces however because of the channeling overnight most of that evidence have already fled this area as you can see that was. a few people that you see head are just assessing the situation they've already moved their women and children away from this location on the military has claimed today that it has shot down to india and indeed a serious escalation pakistani foreign minister had said that pakistan promised it would go for action against what it calls the indian aggression against pakistan however also trying to tell the international community that did in this century to diffuse the crisis over kashmir. in an uncertain business between india and pakistan and the people on the other side of the line of their white according to the peopl

believed fact well believed in their mind that baucus ston that these armed groups are based on pakistani territory and that they're with impunity and in many cases they do have evidence on that this specific case they haven't presented any though because they're also one of the things of this news conference was trying to cover over the intelligence lapse that occurred many analysts and critics are saying that one of the reasons this attack happened the first place was a major lapse in intelligence why was of the convoy the paramilitary convoy so large why didn't anyone check the road why was a civilian vehicle allowed and how could so much explosives be gathered by one group and tell just officials not know about it so they're trying to shift the attention away from there for one thing the other thing is they're trying to put more pressure on the pakistani government to to address these issues of having armed groups groups that have publicly said have condemned india being in the indian administered to schmear that are based in pakistan in terms of hard evidence none but whether this is

disputed kashmir are escalating quickly that's after indian fighter jets launched air strikes on pakistani territory for the first time in decades new delhi claims it reacted to a militant bomb attack on its troops earlier this month now islamabad has responded as it said it would pakistan says it shot down two indian fighter jets wish cost into its airspace another indian aircraft crashed in indian controlled kashmir as you can see the situation is developing fast. stony combat jets have also been accused of entering indian air space and ground forces have been exchanging fire across the so-called line of control both india and pakistan claim they do not want war but the situation is the most tense it has been in decades. the wreckage of an indian air force helicopter draws a crowd the circumstances surrounding the downing of this aircraft are unclear but all is not well between the juggernaut neighbors india and pakistan the kashmir region has been central to the dispute between the two countries for decades. that is the world's most militarized zone a powder keg waiting to explode the l

says it lost only one aircraft and it shot down a pakistani will land. once again the disputed kashmir region has brought the two nuclear powers to the brink of war the area's been a source of friction for decades. the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian paramedics police were killed by a suicide bombing and put. on pakistan based militants. india retaliated by bombing what it says with a training camp in the pakistani town of balakot killing quote a large number of militants. delhi says it launched the asterix against the group jaish e mohammad after got hold of intelligence that the group was planning further attacks . the likes of continue to refuse. to acknowledge this. and this isn't going to be information that. either gets into. the mid of india you said you could be an even. as tensions between the nuclear neighbors escalated pakistani prime minister in one khan pool for talks with india. and. i want to ask the indian government a question considering the nature of the weapons that both of us have can we afford any miscalculat

between the two nuclear powers in almost fifty years over night indian fighter jets crossed into pakistani airspace believed to be the first time that's happened since the two sides fought a war in one thousand nine hundred seventy one over the kashmir border region both countries co it minister parts of it disputed since the end of the british empire india claims the strikes killed hundreds of militants focused on says there were no casualties tensions have been rising since a mill. a tent bomb attack on a bus killed forty indian troops in kashmir earlier this month india blamed pakistan for the bombing but the pakistani government said it had nothing to do with the attack and issued a warning against india on television footage and what any of it is even think about the fact that they can harm a country yet the people. who take them by our armed forces and began the know how to protect our nation we don't have any bad intention to any other country. that we've known in the finances ladies and gentlemen anything thank you very much . our correspondent in new delhi soni sally current spoke

he's about to get off in just a moment hopefully we will see those live pictures when he does the pakistani government has stepped up security ahead of mohammed bin solomon's arrival some social media sites or posts to the visit have been shut down and gatherings of five people or more are banned in areas covered by the special security measures pakistan is the first stop of an asian tour taking in five countries but the crown prince's trips to indonesia and malaysia have been postponed. due to visit india and china in what is being seen as an attempt to restore his image after the scandal over the murder of journalist. and the ongoing saudi led war in yemen. now let's take a closer look at the three countries the saudi crown prince is visiting and their human records rights record in particular in pakistan international and human rights watch say in forces appearances are widespread and the government is increasingly cracking down on its critics had been some and then moved to india in the lead up to national elections there hindu nationalism has led to increased violence un experts have c

india blamed pakistan for the bombing but the pakistani government said it had nothing to do with the attack and issued a warning against india on television the region or any that is even think about the fact they could the good they can harm my country we are the people. through character and by our armed forces and reconvene knew how to protect our nation we don't have any bad intention to any other country. but we knew how to defend nonces ladies and gentlemen and thank you very much. our correspondent in new delhi soni sally current spoke with professor hawking on jacob a specialist in india's foreign policy she began by asking him how significant today's strikes in pakistani kashmir are if it indeed has been carried out the indeed a broken sum of money is not this is probably the first time since nine hundred seventy one that india has gone into me not like it's not on this is really about taking me in many ways. this clearly so. i do know it's. the twenty sixth it's what you can strike the criticism because by for us creatively punitive in nature. of the ministry of external af

according to our research she married a pakistani in december two thousand and fifteen after a number of attempts we managed to track her down. but. she is shocked when we tell her why we have come after some consideration she invites us into her apartment probably due. to the woman lives with her four children in a one room apartment which she shows us her marriage certificate she asserts repeatedly that she and her husband married for love. out of all that political witold me he found me attractive i said that's nice but i'm forty and you're twenty eight it's at what he said age didn't concern him that i said ok but i have four children he said that. i'd bother him and he would help me with this i'm away as usual but of a man not. me what she doesn't reveal is how i communicate it and she also doesn't possess a photo of her husband allegedly she met him through a friend of a friend in germany they got married in denmark but i meet them but she doesn't really explain why they went there. at the start about the third of the wedding was in denmark it had to be quick we didn't dress up.

well as up now the response from the pakistani side has been very collaborative very calculated measured the the prime minister headed to a meeting of the national security council and the foreign minister just spoke with the media a few minutes ago and the consensus emerging from all those meetings at the prime minister's office where the army also participated as being to in gauge with the world with the world propagators diplomatically pakistan reserves the right this said for a retaliation but it would not retaliate and would rather focus on diplomatic efforts diplomacy for uprising the word of pakistan's position and the position is that yes there were missions are taken place but as far as the government is concerned the army operational consent they're denying they're denying the kind of damages that india is claiming from these aerial strikes ok so you think essentially a measured response here but that mission in the reality is that there have been asking leading tensions arm but tween these two countries just put this into context for us because there is a long history here of

downwards this doesn't just impact the region this could have an effect on the whole well it's pakistanis claimed claiming to have shot down two indian ass force jets in compton two pilots and says that it's jets have launched air strikes in the indian territory a move that they claimed was in self-defense. pakistan is a responsible country and we don't want to endanger lives of masses we have yet retaliated to india all being done is just what irresponsible country does for its defense our message is peace and not the war now india however claims that these those pakistani jets had been pushed back. this was supposed to do. and of course this part isn't. in the. course. of the hour. or that you do. in this ng. because unfortunately lost. is missing in action. because. he is in their custody this comes just one day after india claims it hit a militant training camp and killed a very large number of fighters from the militant group jayashri mohammed which took responsibility for that suicide bombing earlier this month which killed forty indian troops now in a bizarre twist pakistan rejecte

i have said this and i want to say again, when i see pakistanis, especially the official ones, i putt my eyes and say this is refutable... zalmay khalilzad, the un envoy... the terrorist groups... sorry to interrupt you, but ijust want to pick up on the point you're making, zalmay khalilzad, the us envoy, clearly appreciates what he sees as a construction role played by the pakistanis. he was quoted in the new york times just a couple of days ago, "i appreciate their hospitality and resolve to push for afghan peace. we're heading in the right direction, with more steps by pakistan coming, that will lead to concrete results. " well, let me also quote khalilzad's boss, president trump, who said " pakistanis, you cannot fool me. we have give you $30 billion and you have supported terrorism. this is time you come to your senses and deliver." that is also from khalilzad's boss, president trump. so, we should give weight and we should give importance to the first man in america, to the white house's statement. that's coming directly from the mouth of president trump, so i echo what preside