Why did India bomb Pakistan?

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7 May 2025 Weekly Highlights ­ Weekly Highlights ­ Hello.   India has attacked nine sites across Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, dubbing the attacks Operation Sindoor. Pakistan says it will respond "forcefully".   Today, the Papal Conclave begins - the deliberations and voting that will choose the next pope of the Catholic Church.   And, drone attacks have hit Port Sudan, long seen as a safe city. The army says the Rapid Support Forces militia is behind them. ­ Why did India strike Pakistan? All we know about Operation Sindoor India carried out strikes early on Wednesday against Pakistan, two weeks after an attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam. ­ Where did India hit Pakistan? Mapping Operation Sindoor and border strikes Pakistan says India's missile attacks on six locations killed at least eight people and wounded more than 35. ­ How world leaders are reacting to India-Pakistan military attacks Nations call for restraint as India launches 'Operation Sindoor', attacking several sites in Pakistan, which retaliates. ­ Port Sudan explosions: Lifeline for aid comes under attack for fourth day Since Sunday, Port Sudan has been the target of drone attacks that the army has blamed on the Rapid Support Forces. ­ 'They are looking for a mender': Catholic cardinals meet to elect next pope Cardinals from more than 70 nations gather at the Vatican to choose a new Catholic leader after the death of Francis. ­ The Take 🔊: Why was a Gaza 'Freedom Flotilla' ship attacked? Drones struck a Freedom Flotilla ship carrying aid bound for Gaza. Organisers believe Israel was behind the attack. ­ ­ Follow Al Jazeera English on: ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ This email was sent to telekomunikasindonesia.budianduk@blogger.com You've received it because you've subscribed to our newsletter. View in browser | Contact Us | Unsubscribe © 2025 Al Jazeera Media Network Al Jazeera English, PO Box 23127 Doha - Qatar