India should offer an explanation for the ‘flying object’ that landed in Mian Channu, according to DG ISPR.

The army has no political role, according to Major General Babar Iftikhar, Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR).

During a news conference on Thursday, he remarked that it was preferable for all of us to avoid unnecessary speculation on the subject. He said that 80 terrorists had been killed in the past several weeks.

An Indian “supersonic missile” penetrated the country’s air space, endangering civil flights before crashing 124 kilometres from international borders near Mian Chunnu, causing property damage but no deaths, according to the DG ISPR. He said that Pakistan was appalled by the violation and promised not to repeat it in the future.

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