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India Foils Pakistan Attack, Takes Out Missiles And Neutralise Lahore's Air Defence System

India has thwarted Pakistan's attempt to target several Indian cities a day after the Operation Sindoor destroyed terror camps across the border. India took out drones and missiles launched by Pakistan which targeted places like Awantipura, Srinagar, Jammu, Pathankot, and Amritsar. India used Integrated Counter UAS Grid and Air Defence systems to neutralise the coordinated attacks. Debris from the intercepted drones and missiles has been recovered from various sites, confirming the assaults. Missile fragments were found in border villages such as Makhan Windi near Amritsar, as well as in Jethuwal and Pandher, underscoring the continuing cross-border tensions. In response, India also took out Pakistan's air defence system in Lahore#indiapakistanconflict #operationsindoor #indianairdefence #dronestrikefoiled #missileattackpakistan #srinagarattack #jammu #pathankot #amritsar #awantipura #counteruasgrid #indiaresponds #pakistanairdefence #lahorestrike #crossbordertensions #indianmilitary #nationalsecurity #pokstrikes #terrorcampattack #defenseupdate #toibharat

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