2019 India–Pakistan standoff

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India and Pakistan are engaged in an ongoing military confrontation in thedisputed Kashmir region and its neighboring provinces; the heightened tensions stem from a suicide car bombing that happened on 14 February 2019.

2019 India–Pakistan standoff

Part of the Indo-Pakistani conflicts and theKashmir conflict

Map of the Kashmir region

Date	14 February 2019 – present (2 weeks and 5 days)
Location	Line of Control
Status	Ongoing

Belligerents

India  Indian Army  Indian Air Force CRPF

JeM

Pakistan  Pakistan Army  Pakistan Air Force

Casualties and losses

40–46 CRPF killed[1][2] and 70 wounded[3] 5–10 soldiers wounded[4][5] 1 pilot captured (released)[6] 1 MiG-21 shot down (Indian claim)[7][8] 2 fighter jets shot down (Pakistani claim)[9][10][11]

Many killed (Indian claim)[12] None killed (Pakistani claim)[13][14]

2 soldiers killed[15] 1 F-16 and 1 UAV shot down (Indian claim)[16][17]

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