ISLAMABAD: Indian forces launched unprovoked airstrikes on multiple civilian areas in Pakistan under the cover of darkness. According to security sources, the attacks targeted five key locations: Kotli, Ahmadpur Sharqia, Muzaffarabad, Bagh, and Muridke.
These strikes resulted in damage primarily to civilian properties and infrastructure, sparking widespread outrage and condemnation.
Pakistan’s Swift and Forceful Response
In immediate retaliation, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) and Pakistan Army launched coordinated strikes on Indian military installations. PAF targeted the Srinagar Airbase, successfully downing five Indian aircraft, including three Rafale jets, one MiG-29, and one Su-30.
Sources confirmed the Pakistani military acted with precision, focusing solely on military assets in response to the Indian aggression.
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Targeted Indian Posts and Aircraft Destroyed
Reliable military sources revealed that Pakistani forces also destroyed several Indian posts, including the Brigade Headquarters and Gufdar Post along the Line of Control (LoC).
Multiple Indian locations along the LoC remain under effective fire from Pakistan’s military units.
Advanced Missiles and Drones in the Operation
The Indian Su-30 MKI was brought down by an air-to-air missile during a dogfight. In a separate strike, Pakistan’s HQ-9 missile system destroyed another Indian aircraft. Additionally, the Pakistan Air Force shot down an Indian Heron drone, further damaging enemy surveillance capabilities.
Civilian Impact and Commitment to Retaliation
Pakistan’s military officials emphasized that innocent civilians were the primary targets of the Indian assault.
Photographic evidence from the scene clearly shows destruction limited to unarmed civilians and residential areas. A military spokesperson vowed, “We will avenge every drop of innocent blood spilled by the enemy.”
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