Indian missile touched Pakistan soil!

 

One of India's missiles plowed into Pakistan and caused severe destruction. The incident, which took place on March 9 evening, came to light recently with Pakistan announcing that India had launched an unarmed supersonic missile at them. As per Pakistan Army, the missile was launched from the Indian city of Sirsa and was spotted by its air defense system. It is a surface-to-surface missile. It finally crashed at around 6.50 am near Mian Chan in Punjab province. Its collision destroyed the property of the citizens. Fortunately, no casualties were reported in the incident.

Pakistan said the incident could have led to massive airstrikes and civilian casualties if the unexpected had happened. The neighboring nation also said they were strongly opposed to the incident and demanded that India take responsibility for the incident. The missile crashed at an altitude of 40,000 feet, covering a distance of 124 km in Pakistani territory in 3 minutes and 44 seconds. Indian Defense Ministry has confirmed that the rumor that an unarmed missile flew from India into Pakistan is true. However, it expressed regret and clarified that it was an accidental firing due to a technical fault.

The Department of Defense said in a statement Friday that it had ordered a court-of-inquiry inquiry. Although the government has not said what the missile was, it is believed to be a BrahMos missile. The sources said the missile, which was launched from Sirsa in Haryana, was supposed to go to the Mahajan Field Firing Range in Rajasthan. Pakistan defense experts confirmed that it was a supersonic surface-to-surface missile after conducting forensic research on debris. Pakistan has summoned Indian High Commissioner at Islamabad and expressed strong dissident over the alleged incident. India said that the missile fired during its regular maintenance. Two nations have an agreement on flight testing of ballistic missiles. One should send a notification to another 3 days before it is tested on their soil.