Suspected Pakistani drones flew into Indian airspace on Sunday, local authorities said, marking the most significant incident along the tense border since a four-day conflict last May pushed South Asia to the brink of nuclear war.
Security forces detected drone movements at several locations along the border in Samba, Rajouri and Poonch districts of the restive northern territory of Jammu and Kashmir after 6pm, unnamed officials told the Times of India, adding the unmanned aerial vehicles returned after hovering in the Indian airspace for a few minutes.
