Reuters reported explosions in Kashmir and the Indian city of Amritsar.

Explosions were heard in Kashmir and the Indian city of Amritsar in the state of Punjab. This was reported on May 9 by the Reuters news agency.

"On Friday evening, explosions thundered in Indian Kashmir and the Sikh holy city of Amritsar in the neighboring state of Punjab," the newspaper said.

The agency noted that the explosions in Amritsar, which were first heard there during the three-day conflict, could mark a further expansion of hostilities.

It clarifies that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been spotted in 26 locations across a vast area in western and northwestern India, from Kashmir and the states bordering Pakistan to the coast of the Arabian Sea.

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On May 8, the Joint Defense Headquarters of the Indian Armed Forces (AF) announced that Pakistan had attacked Indian military bases in Jammu and Kashmir using missiles and UAVs. It was clarified that the Indian army neutralized the threat using "kinetic and non-kinetic means." Then, according to the NDTV channel, the Indian Navy began to launch targeted strikes on the territory of Pakistan.