According to a report by Reuters, four government sources in the region administered by India said that three fighter jets crashed in the area on May 7 local time.
Fragments of metal were scattered on the ground. Reuters
According to a report by the U.S. Cable News Network (CNN), a plane crashed in the region administered by India on May 7 local time, according to a witness and a local government official.
"We heard the sound of the plane flying, then there was a huge explosion. We panicked and ran out of our homes, only to see it on fire. Fortunately, no one was injured," a local resident told CNN.
A duty officer at the Srinagar Fire Headquarters in the region administered by India said that a fighter jet had crashed and hit a school building.
CNN quoted photos released by Agence France-Presse (AFP) as showing the wreckage of the plane in a field next to a brick-red building.
CNN pointed out that according to the wreckage photos, there is a label from a French manufacturer on the wreckage. The label shows that the aircraft components come from Le Bozec et Gautier, a French company. This company is a subsidiary of Donaldson Company in France.
It is reported that in a press release when Donaldson acquired this French company in 2005, the French company "designs, manufactures and sells filtration equipment for use in aircraft and helicopters for air, fuel, hydraulic oil, and pneumatic management."
Previously, India said that it had attacked "terrorist facilities" within Pakistan's territory, targeting nine sites in Pakistan (five of which are located in Pakistan-administered Kashmir).
A spokesman for the Pakistani military said that five Indian fighter jets had been shot down. India has not yet responded to this.
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