Pakistan Army releases pictures of Indian Air Force payload near Balakot

RAWALPINDI: Amid a sharp spike in tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, India's unprovoked violations of Pakistan airspace added fuel to already worst situation.Pictures released by the Director General Inter Services Public Relations Major General Asif Ghafoor show a burnt out steep mountain side with no sign of any damage to any property, apart from a few burnt out pine trees.A few shards of metal were scattered around in the charred grass.According to DG ISPR, Indian Air Force violated airspace along the Line of Control (LoC), Pakistan Air Force immediately responded to deal with an emergency situation and forced the Indian jets to return to their territory.