According to reports from Reuters, AFP and other media on the 8th, Pakistan said on the same day that it shot down 25 drones from India in its airspace, while India said it had successfully stopped Pakistan's attempt to attack military targets through drones and missiles. Qatar Al Jazeera asked about the latest tensions in India and Pakistan: "Will this conflict turn into a drone war?"

According to Pakistan's "Dawn" report on the 8th, many Pakistani cities were attacked by Indian suicide drones.

According to Pakistan's "Dawn" report on the 8th, many Pakistani cities were attacked by Indian suicide drones.

According to Pakistan's Dawn report on the 8th, many Pakistani cities were attacked by Indian suicide drones. The Pakistani Army News Agency said on the same day that the Pakistani air defense system had shot down 25 drones, which was a "serious provocation" act against Pakistan. Indian drones have continued to invade Pakistan since the early morning of the 8th. Pakistan has shot down 12 Indian drones in Lahore, the capital of Punjab Province in the eastern region, Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army, and Karachi, the capital of Sindh Province in the southern region. Another drone that invaded Pakistan hit Pakistani military targets in Punjab Province, injuring at least four soldiers and damage to military facilities. Indian drones also caused 1 death and 1 injury to civilians in the Miano area of ​​Sindh Province.

Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dar said on the 8th that India's statement about attacking Pakistan's military facilities "is a huge lie."

On the 8th, many places in Pakistan sounded air defense alarms. According to a special correspondent from the Global Times in Pakistan, at least one drone crashed and exploded near the Cricket Stadium in Rawalpindi, which is only 8 kilometers away from the central administrative area of ​​Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. According to the reporter's observation, on Pakistan's social media, there are also a large number of unauthorized users uploading videos, showing drone crashes and explosions in many places in Pakistan.

Chaudhry, director of the Pakistani Army News Bureau, said that Indian drones continue to invade Pakistan's airspace and the Pakistani army is on a "high alert state." Chaudhury previously said that a series of attacks by the Indian army on the 7th had killed 31 people and injured 57 people.

India said that the Indian armed forces launched an attack on air defense systems at several locations in Pakistan on the 8th. Indian media such as New Delhi TV Station reported that Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on the 8th that the "cinnabar operation" launched by India on Pakistan in the early morning of the 7th is still in progress. The Indian Air Force is on high alert to respond to any emergencies and the air defense system has been activated. India does not want the situation to escalate, but if Pakistan takes any action, India will fight back.

According to Reuters, the Indian Ministry of Defense said that from the night of the 7th to the 8th, Pakistan used drones and missiles to attack many military targets in northern and western India, all of which were thwarted by India's air defense system. The Indian side also said that Pakistan intensified shelling near the Line of Actual Control of Kashmir, killing 16 Indians.

Indian government sources said that at a relevant meeting held in New Delhi on the 8th, officials said that the crackdown on Pakistan has caused more than 100 deaths, and the relevant data are still under statistics.

Indian Press Trust said on the 8th that Indian Prime Minister Modi also held a meeting on the same day, demanding that he continue to maintain vigilance and smooth communication, and reaffirmed the government's commitment to national security and combat readiness. According to reports, the topics discussed at the meeting include strengthening civil defense mechanisms, opposing false information, and ensuring the safety of critical infrastructure.

India Today said that the border between Punjab and Rajasthan and Pakistan is 532 kilometers and 1,070 kilometers respectively. After Operation Cinnabar, these two states have entered a full alert state, and all schools in the border areas have been closed. It is also reported that from the 8th, in the Guldaspur County of Punjab, India, light control will be implemented every night to 5:00 a.m. every night, except for hospitals and prisons. This area is the first border county to implement such light control. India's Economic Times said on the 8th that many airports in India will be closed until the 10th.

At present, as India said that if Pakistan "responds", it will fight back again, many countries around the world call on both sides to ease the situation. Reuters said that US President Trump said on the 7th local time that he hopes India and Pakistan can "solve the problem" and said that "if he can help, he is willing to participate." After Iranian Foreign Minister Aragzi arrived in New Delhi on the 8th, he reiterated his call for India and Pakistan to maintain restraint when he visited Pakistan on the 5th.

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