The destruction between the locals after India hit Kashmir Pakistan and Pakistan.

Muhammad and Hayd were asleep at his home in Kashmir, which was run by Pakistan in the early hours of Wednesday morning when he shook a huge explosion.

“Before we could treat what was happening, I caused more missiles, causing widespread panic and chaos,” adding that he jumped from the bed and escaped abroad with his family and neighbors.

“The children were crying, and women were running, trying to find safety.”

Mr. Waheed lives in Muzaffar Abad, the capital of Kashmir, which is run by Pakistan – it is one of at least three places hit by Indian missile strikes on Wednesday.

The Indian army said it carried out the strikes in response to a militant attack in Kashmir, the Indian director who killed 26 civilians. She blamed the Pakistan -based armed groups in the attacks, accusing Islamabad of their implicit support – a charge that has constantly denied Pakistan.

BBC spoke to witnesses in both Indians and Pakistan, which runs Kashmir, who described strikes by India as well as the effects of bombing by Pakistan.

Pakistan said eight civilians were killed and 35 others were injured as a result of the strikes this morning, according to Islamabad.

The India Army also said that at least seven civilians were killed by the Pakistani bombing on its side of the LOC line – the realistic borders between the two countries.

Ruby Core, who lived in the Ponch area of ​​India along LOC as one of the Indians who were killed.

Her uncle told Pava Singh, the BBC, a mortar shell was hit near Mrs. Cor’s house at approximately 1:45 am, killing her immediately and wounding her daughter.

“Her husband was not fine. She woke up to make tea for him when a mortar shell landed near her home,” she said.

He added that the heavy shelling on Wednesday morning was something “we haven’t seen yet.” Singh says there were no community warehouses in the area, which means that the residents were forced to take over in their homes.

“The shrapnel hit her head,” Singh said. “She rushed to a nearby hospital, but she was announced dead.”

Another resident of Ponch said they heard “noisy explosions for Wednesday night.”

“It was a panic part of the city and other regions close to the LOC line,” said Dr. Zamroud Mughal on the phone.

“People were unable to sleep all night. People gave up their homes and ran to safer places. The main city shell was struck near the forest office and caught the nearby structure.”

Muhammad Yunus Shah described in Kashmir, run by Pakistan, how four missiles fired by India fell on an educational complex in the Sahadan Nangan suburb, which led to the destruction of a mosque in this process.

He says: “There is a school and a children’s college, and a medical complex here.” “The first three missiles came in a row, while the fourth missile came with a five to seven minutes.”

While rescue operations on the current, locals say they expect more escalation of violence, and they are afraid of what may come after that.

“We are terrified, and we do not know what to do.” “People flee their homes and a feeling of uncertainty.”

Shahnawaz, his colleague, is a resident of Mahfar Abad, saying that he and his family “are strongly looking for safe sites.”

“We expected something to happen, and now we are afraid of more escalation.”

Delhi emphasized her actions on Wednesday, “concentrated, measured and non -level in nature”, but the local residents in the targeted areas of Kashmir, run by Pakistan, say that their mosques and residential complexes were among the sites that hit them.

Mr. Wahid BBC told that he could not understand the cause of his local mosque in the strike, which claims that “dozens of men and women” are in his neighborhood in Muzaffar Abad.

He says, “It is difficult to understand.” “It was a natural mosque in the streets where we prayed five times a day. We haven’t seen any suspicious activity around it.”

Delhi confirmed her actions on Wednesday the terrorist infrastructure and said that you were chosen “based on reliable intelligence inputs.”

But the local residents in the targeted areas of Kashmir, which depend on Pakistan, say that mosques and residential complexes were among the sites that were struck.

Mr. Waheed cannot understand why his local mosque, who was injured by “dozens of men and women” in his neighborhood in Muzaffar Abad.

He says, “It is difficult to understand.” “It was a natural mosque in the streets where we prayed five times a day. We haven’t seen any suspicious activity around it.”