DG ISPR briefs them about India's airspa­ce violat­ion on Feb 26Pakistan Army took international journalists and diplomats to the site near Jabba, Balakot where India dropped “payload” after violating Pakistani airspace on February 26. “A group of international media journalists mostly India-based and ambassadors & defence attachés of various countries in Pakistan visited impact site,” the Inter-Services Public Relations said in a statement. A group of international media journalists mostly India based and Ambassadors & Defence Attachés of various countries in Pakistan visited impact site of 26 February Indian air violation near Jabba, Balakot. “Visitors were shown bomb craters of denied Indian air strike attempt in barren open spaces with no loss to life or infrastructure,” the military’s media wing said. The group also visited a nearby madrassa which India had claimed was struck in ‘air strikes’, killing scores of terrorists.

Source: The Express Tribune April 10, 2019 18:24 UTC