India-Pak tensions: MEA-security forces joint briefing key points

In a briefing jointly held by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and security forces on Saturday, May 10, 2025, India said that Pakistan's military is moving its troops in forward areas and it launched a high speed missile in Punjab and attacked medical facilities in Srinagar, Avantipura and Udhampur.

The briefing was addressed by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, and Colonel Sofiya Qureshi.

It is Pakistani act that constituted provocation and escalation: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri

In response to Pakistani actions, India responded in measured way: Misri

Befitting reply has been given to Pakistani actions: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Pakistan attacked medical facilities in Srinagar, Avantipura and Udhampur: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Pakistan launched a high speed missile in Punjab: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Pakistan military observed to be moving their troops to border areas: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Pakistan used drones, long-range weapons, loitering munitions, jets to attack India's military sites along Western front: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Pakistan military used high-speed missiles at 1.40 am to target air base in Punjab: Col Sofiya Qureshi

Indian military shows time-stamped pictures to deny Pak claims about air force stations, base destruction in India

India says Pak claims of critical infrastructure damage 'completely false'

Ludicrous claims by Pakistan of missiles being fired at religious site, says Vikram Misri

Pakistan shelled Rajouri, killing an official: Vikram Misri

Indian armed forces carried out precision strike only at identified military targets in response to Pak actions: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

Pak attempted malicious misinformation campaign; its claims of destroying our S-400 system, airfields at Surat false: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

Indian armed forces remain in high state of operational readiness; all hostile actions effectively countered: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

India targeted Pakistan military assets in Rahim Yar Khan: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

Indian armed forces committed to non-escalation, provided Pakistan side reciprocates: Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

With PTI inputs