India–Pakistan tracker — Kashmir, the LoC and live intel
✦Every reported exchange of fire on the Line of Control, India–Pakistan strikes, militant attacks in Kashmir, Pakistani Taliban and Baloch insurgent attacks in Pakistan, and the water and diplomatic disputes between the two nuclear-armed neighbours — collected from 310+ graded news outlets and government sources, in one place. Latest: “Weather forecast today for Porto Alegre (RS): sun all day with no clouds in the sky, with increasing cloudiness at night; no rain” (G1, 51m ago).
LoC, strike & attack log
✦| Nov 9, 2026 | Security operation in Pakistan | Security forces neutralise two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques: ISPR GEO NEWS2 outlets |
| Nov 9, 2026 | Militant attack in Pakistan | IEDs, ammunition recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan: ISPR EXPRESS TRIBUNE1 outletsingle report |
Built automatically from headlines reporting India and Pakistan firing on or striking each other, firing on the Line of Control, militant attacks in Kashmir and in Pakistan (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan) and security-force operations against militants — one row per day and type. Each side’s claims are its own. Plans, warnings, blame, arrests, court cases, tallies and analysis are left out. Faded rows come from a single outlet that is not A/B graded.
Incident log · 30 days
✦| Nov 8, 2026 | Attack | Anchorperson shot dead at home in Rawalpindi, husband arrested Rawalpindi, Pakistan2 sources43h ago |
WARNPOINT’s corroborated incidents — each confirmed by two or more sources, with its own page.
India ↔ Pakistan crises
✦How India–Pakistan crises escalate — the ladder is WARNPOINT’s reading guide, and every example is a documented case.
- 1Diplomatic measuresExpelling diplomats, closing the Attari–Wagah crossing, suspending visas, trade or treaties, closing airspace.
- 2LoC firingSmall-arms, mortar and artillery fire across the Line of Control.
- 3Major militant attackA mass-casualty attack in India that India attributes to Pakistan-based groups.
- 4Cross-border strikesIndian strikes across the LoC or the border, Pakistani retaliation, air combat.
- 5Open warSustained fighting between the two armies — both have been nuclear-armed since 1998.
Latest on the LoC and the border
- No Line of Control, border, strike or Indus Waters headlines in the last 30 days.
Past crises — examples
- 4Operation Sindoor May 7, 2025
India strikes nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir; four days of missile, drone and artillery exchanges follow, with Pakistan saying it shot down Indian jets. A ceasefire is announced on 10 May.
- 3Pahalgam attack Apr 22, 2025
Gunmen kill 26 people, most of them tourists; India blames Pakistan-based groups and puts the Indus Waters Treaty “in abeyance”. Pakistan denies involvement.
- 4Pulwama and Balakot Feb 14, 2019
A suicide car bombing claimed by Jaish-e-Mohammed kills 40 Indian paramilitary police; Indian jets strike Balakot on 26 February and Pakistan shoots down an Indian MiG-21 on 27 February, capturing its pilot, who is returned on 1 March. Each side disputes the other’s damage and kill claims.
- 4Uri and the “surgical strikes” Sep 18, 2016
Militants kill 19 soldiers at an Indian army base in Uri; on 29 September India says it struck militant launch pads across the LoC. Pakistan denies any strikes took place.
- 3Mumbai attacks Nov 26, 2008
Ten gunmen attack hotels, a railway station and a Jewish centre, killing 166; India blames Lashkar-e-Taiba. Pakistan later confirms the captured gunman is Pakistani.
- 3Parliament attack Dec 13, 2001
Gunmen attack India’s parliament in New Delhi; India blames Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, and both sides keep troops massed on the border for months.
- 5Kargil May 1999
Pakistani soldiers and militants occupy heights on India’s side of the LoC; India retakes them by late July. Pakistan at first said only militants were involved.
- 51971 war Dec 3, 1971
War on both fronts after Pakistani air strikes on Indian bases; Pakistani forces in the east surrender on 16 December and Bangladesh becomes independent.
- 5Second Kashmir war Aug 1965
Pakistan sends infiltrators into Indian-administered Kashmir; fighting spreads into full-scale war until a UN-called ceasefire in September.
Latest India–Pakistan headlines
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- Pakistan's Hormuz agreement with Iran faces test after LNG tanker attack✦NIKKEI ASIA10h ago
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- Ahead of Abu Dhabi peace talks, Modi speaks to Zelenskyy; Jaishankar speaks to Lavrov✦THE HINDU10h ago
- Russians have tripled assaults on Huliaipole front and are increasingly advancing singly, Air Assault Forces say✦UKRAINSKA PRAVDA13h ago
- Lashkar terrorist Hafiz Saeed's political outfit loses Pakistan's parliamentary bypoll✦TIMES OF INDIA WORLD16h ago
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- Pakistan condemns Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco building, denounces targeting of civilian facilities✦EXPRESS TRIBUNE20h ago
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Kashmir & the LoC
✦Militancy in Pakistan: KP & Balochistan
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- IEDs, ammunition recovered from terrorist hideouts inside mosques in North Waziristan: ISPR✦EXPRESS TRIBUNE27h ago
Water, trade & diplomacy
✦Politics in Islamabad & New Delhi
✦- Lashkar terrorist Hafiz Saeed's political outfit loses Pakistan's parliamentary bypoll✦TIMES OF INDIA WORLD16h ago
Timeline · key moments
✦- May 7, 2025India launches “Operation Sindoor” strikes on Pakistan; four days of strikes and counter-strikes end in a ceasefire on 10 May
- Apr 22, 2025Gunmen kill 26 people, most of them tourists, near Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir
- Mar 11, 2025The BLA hijacks the Jaffar Express passenger train in Balochistan
- Aug 5, 2019India revokes Jammu and Kashmir’s special status under Article 370
- Feb 14, 2019A suicide bombing in Pulwama kills 40 Indian paramilitary police; India strikes Balakot in Pakistan on 26 February and the two air forces clash on 27 February
- Sep 18, 2016Militants attack an Indian army base in Uri; on 29 September India says it carried out “surgical strikes” across the LoC
- Dec 16, 2014Pakistani Taliban gunmen attack the Army Public School in Peshawar, killing more than 140 people, most of them children
- Nov 26, 2008Mumbai attacks: ten gunmen kill 166 people over three days; India blames Lashkar-e-Taiba
- Dec 13, 2001Gunmen attack India’s parliament; India blames Pakistan-based groups and both sides mass troops on the border
- May 1999Kargil conflict begins after Pakistani soldiers and militants occupy heights on India’s side of the LoC; India retakes them by late July
- May 1998India (11 and 13 May) and Pakistan (28 and 30 May) carry out nuclear tests
- Jul 2, 1972Simla Agreement turns the ceasefire line in Kashmir into the Line of Control
- Dec 16, 1971Pakistani forces in the east surrender in Dhaka; Bangladesh becomes independent
- Sep 1965Second war, fought mainly over Kashmir; it ends with a UN-called ceasefire and the Tashkent Declaration (January 1966)
- Oct 1947First war over Kashmir after the princely state’s ruler accedes to India; a UN-brokered ceasefire takes effect on 1 January 1949
- Aug 15, 1947Partition: India and Pakistan become independent
Key facts
✦- Partition
- British India was partitioned into Pakistan (14 August 1947) and India (15 August 1947)
- Wars
- 1947–48, 1965 and 1971 (which ended with Bangladesh’s independence), plus the 1999 Kargil conflict
- Kashmir
- India and Pakistan each claim the whole of the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir and each administer part of it; China administers Aksai Chin
- Line of Control
- About 740 km long; the de facto border in Kashmir, set by the 1972 Simla Agreement from the 1971 ceasefire line
- Nuclear arsenals
- India about 172 warheads, Pakistan about 170 (SIPRI estimates, January 2024)
- Nuclear tests
- India: 18 May 1974 and 11 and 13 May 1998; Pakistan: 28 and 30 May 1998
- Indus Waters Treaty
- Signed on 19 September 1960 with World Bank mediation; India said on 23 April 2025 it was holding the treaty “in abeyance”
- Article 370
- India revoked Jammu and Kashmir’s special constitutional status on 5 August 2019 and split the state into two union territories
- Militancy in Pakistan
- The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) operate mainly in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; Baloch separatist groups, including the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), in Balochistan
Specialist sources
- Dawn — Pakistan’s oldest English-language daily‘From terrorism to tourism’: Kundi presents vision for KP as South Air launches Peshawar-Lahore flight · 10h ago
- Express Tribune — Pakistani English-language dailyPakistan condemns Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco building, denounces targeting of civilian facilities · 20h ago
- Geo News — Pakistani broadcasterPakistan slams Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco tower, demands immediate halt to strikes · 9h ago
- The News (Pakistan) — Pakistani English-language dailynothing on this beat in the last 30 days
- The Hindu — Indian English-language dailyAhead of Abu Dhabi peace talks, Modi speaks to Zelenskyy; Jaishankar speaks to Lavrov · 10h ago
- Indian Express — Indian English-language dailynothing on this beat in the last 30 days
- Hindustan Times — Indian English-language dailynothing on this beat in the last 30 days
- Scroll.in — Indian news site with detailed Kashmir coveragenothing on this beat in the last 30 days
Travel advice
✦Questions people ask
Are India and Pakistan exchanging fire right now?
WARNPOINT’s most recent logged event is security operation in pakistan on Nov 9, 2026 (“Security forces neutralise two terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan mosques: ISPR”, reported by 2 outlets). 1 logged in the last 30 days. The log updates every 15 minutes from 310+ news sources.
How dangerous is India–Pakistan right now?
India–Pakistan is rated Elevated on WARNPOINT’s open-source instability index, at 42/100. The score measures located violence and crisis reporting inside the country — not how often it is in the news.
Is it safe to travel to India–Pakistan?
Government travel advice: U.S. State Department — Level 3 (Reconsider travel); UK FCDO — Level 3 (Reconsider travel); Global Affairs Canada — Level 2 (Increased caution); German Foreign Office — Level 3 (Reconsider travel).
What is the Line of Control?
The de facto border dividing Kashmir between Indian and Pakistani control, about 740 km long. It was set by the 1972 Simla Agreement from the ceasefire line at the end of the 1971 war; neither side accepts it as the international border.
How many wars have India and Pakistan fought?
Three full wars — 1947–48, 1965 and 1971 — and the 1999 Kargil conflict, plus military crises in 2001–02, 2016, 2019 and May 2025.
Do India and Pakistan have nuclear weapons?
Yes. Both tested nuclear weapons in May 1998 (India had first tested in 1974). SIPRI estimated in January 2024 that India had about 172 warheads and Pakistan about 170.
What was Operation Sindoor?
India’s name for the strikes it launched on 7 May 2025 on nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, two weeks after the Pahalgam attack. Four days of strikes and counter-strikes followed until a ceasefire on 10 May; each side disputes the other’s claims of losses.
Where does this information come from?
From 310+ news outlets WARNPOINT reads around the clock — including Dawn, Express Tribune, Geo News, The News (Pakistan) and international wires — each graded for reliability. Indian and Pakistani military statements (India’s defence ministry, Pakistan’s ISPR) are each side’s claims and are attributed. Nothing on this page is AI-written.