Pakistan has given a clear and powerful answer to India’s continuous aggression by targeting and destroying important enemy military sites across the border. This strong action shows Pakistan’s firm stand to protect its land and people, making it clear to the world that any act of hostility will be met with a strong and timely response.
Last night, Pakistan responded strongly under the name “Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos,” carrying out a well-prepared counterattack. With the help of missile strikes and cyber tactics, key Indian targets were hit quickly and accurately. This action sent a clear message Pakistan is ready to defend itself, and any further aggression won’t be tolerated.
Pakistan’s response follows India’s missile attacks on various cities in Pakistan on the nights of May 5 and 6. India stated that these attacks were aimed at “terrorist hideouts” as a response to the Pahalgam attack from last month in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK)
The attacks, unfortunately, caused civilian casualties in Pakistan, which sparked a quick and forceful retaliation.
Security sources confirmed that Pakistan’s Armed Forces used the Fatah-1 guided missile system to target and strike important Indian military sites with great precision. This action was taken as a direct response to India’s continued provocations along the Line of Control (LoC).
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Here’s a summary of the major Indian positions that were targeted during Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos:
Strategic Military Installations and Air Bases
- Strategic Bathinda Airfield: A major airbase targeted to disrupt enemy aerial movements.
- Udhampur Air Base Targeted: Key military air base struck to weaken India’s air capabilities.
- Pathankot Air Base Hit: An important air base targeted to hinder enemy operations.
- Destruction of S-400 at Adampur: The advanced S-400 air defence system stationed at Adampur was destroyed.
- Strike on Sirsa Airfield: A vital airfield hit to restrict enemy air activity.
- Indian Army HQ and Supply Depot in Uri: The headquarters and supply depot in Uri were attacked to cripple support lines.
- Airbase and S-400 at Adampur:The airbase and its air defence system were strategically taken out.
- BrahMos Storage in Beas Destroyed: The BrahMos missile storage facility in Beas was neutralized.
- Missile Facility in Nagrota Targeted: BrahMos missile storage in Nagrota was destroyed to limit missile power.
- Artillery Position in Dehrangyari Hit: A crucial artillery position in Dehrangyari was struck to reduce artillery strength.
- Military Intelligence Facility in Rajouri: The intelligence training facility in Rajouri was targeted to disrupt enemy operations.
- Another Strike on Sirsa Airfield: Sirsa Airfield was hit again as part of the ongoing mission.
Targeted Cyber Operations
Pakistan, in a synchronized digital strike, is believed to have targeted key Indian infrastructure with a major cyber offensive.
- Indian Power Grid Disrupted: A targeted attack caused a blackout, cutting off 70% of India’s electricity supply.
- Maharashtra’s Power Grid Affected: Maharashtra’s power grid was severely disrupted during the attack.
- BJP Website Offline: The official BJP website was taken down as part of the cyber strike.
- Crime Research Website Down: The Crime Research Agency’s website was disabled, making important data unreachable.
- MTCL Website Targeted:MTCL’s website was attacked, disrupting telecommunication services.
- BEML Website Blocked: BEML’s website, which handles defense manufacturing, was also shut down.
- Naval Technical Staff Website Affected: The website of a key naval organization was attacked during the cyber offensive.
- Military Satellite Disabled: A key military satellite was jammed, causing communication problems.
Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos has led to a sharp increase in tensions between the two nuclear-armed nations. Pakistan has stated that it is open to peace; however, it insists that India must be the one to stop its aggressive actions. Therefore, it believes that India should make the first move toward calming the situation.
