Pakistan: Soldiers and civilians killed in Kashmiri cross-border fire

W/S Body of man killed during cross-border shelling being handed to relatives, Nausadda
W/S Relatives carrying body of deceased man
M/S Three bodies being handed to relatives
C/U Woman mourning
M/S Woman mourning
M/S Relatives mourning
M/S Woman crying over body of deceased man
C/U Relatives mourning
M/S Women mourning
M/S Woman crying in despair
SOT, Naseema BiBi, Resident (Kashmiri): "The firing began at 11:00-11:30 at night, there was no place to run or even to hide in bunkers, so we had to remain inside [our] home, those who tried to move to a safer place were hit, some were injured and some died."
M/S Family moving to safer area *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Nageena, Resident (Kashmiri): "What could I do? I can only save my life if I get a chance, three of our men were killed, one girl's arm was broken, five or six other people were injured."
W/S Family moving to safer area with livestock *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Mir Nasir Qayum, Resident (Urdu): "The enemy got more angry after what we said (at UN General Assembly) and then they targeted this area, not only this place but the whole Neelum valley was targeted."
W/S Family moving to safer area with livestock *CUTAWAY*
SOT, Mir Arshad, Resident (Urdu): "The three were trying to escape to the Neelum-Jhelum (Hydro Power) tunnel and were hit by heavy artillery fire. They were killed on the spot."
W/S Families on truck
W/S Families moving to safer area
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At least 9 civilians and one soldier were killed as firing broke out at the India-Pakistan border in Kashmir, on Sunday.
Footage shows grieving relatives of three civilians killed on the Pakistan side in Nausadda as they sought refuge during the exchange of fire. Many residents were also seen moving out of the area to avoid becoming targets of escalating tensions.
India and Pakistan accused each other of the cross-border shelling on the Line of Control (LoC), with Delhi holding Islamabad responsible for the killing of two Indian soldiers and one civilian on Saturday. Islamabad blamed Delhi for the deaths of one Pakistani soldier and three civilians, following a violation of the ceasefire.
The two neighbouring countries are engaged in frequent exchange of fire at the Kashmir border, since India revoked the special status of the disputed region on August 5.