Samba, May 9 -- Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday strongly condemned Pakistan's attempted drone attacks targeting civilians in Jammu, warning that continued escalation would lead to severe consequences for the neighbouring country.

Addressing the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, Abdullah emphasised that Pakistan would "suffer the most" if it persists with its aggressive actions.

He noted that since the 1971 War, such a kind of attack had never taken place in Jammu.

The J&K CM credited the Indian defence forces for their swift response, noting that all the drones were shot down, thwarting Pakistan's attempt to attack an ammunition depot in Kashmir's Anantnag district, which was reportedly also a target...