Aircraft of Uzbekistan Airways heading to Amritsar returns to Tashkent due to hostilities between India and Pakistan

Airplane Boeing 767 of NAC “Uzbekistan Airways”, performing flight Tashkent-Amritsar, returns to Tashkent, reports AviaSpotter. This information was confirmed to Kun.uz by the press service of the company in Tashkent.

The reason for the return was the closure of transit flights over Pakistan and India as a result of military actions that led to firing.

According to Uzbekistan Airways, another aircraft heading to Delhi, landed there safely and now makes an instant flight back.

Earlier, the Pakistani army reported that it shot down two Indian military aircraft that violated the country's airspace in Kashmir.

It also became known that the BBC Indian fighters attacked the training camp of militants in the Pakistani part of Kashmir. As a result of the strike, about 300 members of the group were killed.