London – Indian officials said during a press conference on Saturday that Pakistan had attacked 26 locations throughout India and that the Pakistani army had begun to move their troops “to front areas.”

“I have said on numerous previous occasions, it is the Pakistani actions that have constituted provocations and climbs,” said Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. “In response, India has defended and reacted in a responsible and measured way to these provocations and climbs from the Pakistani side. Early this morning, we saw a repetition of this climber and provocative pattern.”

Indian army colonel Sofiya Qureshi said that advanced movements of Pakistani troops indicate “offensive intention to further increase the situation.”

“The Indian Armed Forces remain in a high state of operational preparation,” Qureshi said. “All hostile actions have been effectively counteracted and properly answered. The Indian Armed Forces reiterate their commitment to non -scale, provided it is reciprocal by the Pakistan army.”

The commander of the Air Force wing of India, Vyomika Singh, denied that Pakistani attacks have caused damage to India’s military infrastructure.

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India and Pakistan have exchanged cross -border fire and attacks during the last days, with civil victims reported on both sides.

The tensions have increased among the neighbors with nuclear weapons since the April 22 attack to the Hindu tourists in cashmere controlled by India, which India blamed the militants backed by Pakistani. In response, India launched on Wednesday strikes in Pakistan and Kashmir administered by Pakistan aimed at what she called “terrorist infrastructure.” Pakistan has denied any participation in the attack last month and said he is carrying out retaliation attacks on India and Kashmir controlled by India.