• Spears a retaliation attack in military objectives after three days of restriction
• Brahmos, hit the S-400 missile sites
• Indian missiles fired in Shorkot, Rawalpindi, Chakwal demolished: ISPR
• Six martyred in Gujrat in the middle of bombing in Loc
Islamabad: After demonstrating the restriction against the Flagrant Indian aggression since Wednesday, Pakistan launched early strikes on Saturday morning aimed at military facilities in India and Kashmir controlled by India.
The strikes were launched under the bunyan-pm-milky operation at 5:16 am
“Bunyan-Mou-Marsos” is translated as a specific structure or firm base.
The missiles, launched by airplanes and terrestrial systems, attacked multiple strategic and military sites of India, state security sources and media reported.
According to the wing of the media of the hand and Pakistan radioSpecific locations included the S-400 missile system in Adampur; Military Intelligence Training Center in Rajouri and the headquarters of the Brigade in URI; Adampur, Udhampur, Pathankot, Suratgarh, Sirta, Bathinda and Halwara Airfields; Akhnoor Aviation Base; Artillery weapon positions in Dehrangyari; Brahmos missile battery site in Nagrota; Brahmos storage site in Beas; and Tour Post of India, Jazeera Post Complex, Kafir Mehri, Shahpar 3 and Ghadar Top on the control line (LOC).
ISPR said that JF-17 PF hypersonic missiles destroyed the S-400 missile system in Adampur.
The strikes arrived hours after India shot missiles in three air bases in Rawlpindi, Chakwal and Shorkot, as well as at Rahim Yar Khan airport.
All the assets of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) remained safe in the attack, said the military spokesman.
Pakistan has attacked the key Indian military facilities in an “adequate response” as part of its reprisal operation, the federal government said in a statement.
“These actions are carried out in response to the initial attack of India, which was an assault on our homeland, people and sovereignty,” said the statement, referring to the attacks of Indian missiles in three PAF air bases.
The retaliation attacks attacked “more than 26” locations and damaged the “team and staff” in at least five air bases, according to Colonel Sophia Qureshi of the Signal Corps of the Army of India.
The damage was suffered in the bases of the Air Force in Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, Bhuj and Bathinda, said Colonel Qureshi, according to Times of India.
Attack of India India launched missiles and drones in its night attack, which were demolished by terrestrial defense systems in Punjab and Sindh.
The attacks attacked the Nur Khan air base, Rawalpindi; Murida Air Base, Chakwal; And Shorkot Air Base, Inter Service Public Relations (ISPR) DG Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said at a press conference.
The air defense system demolished two missiles dismissed by the Shorkot Air Base, authorities said.
The destroyed missile debris fell near a primary government school in the Pirmahal village.
No victims were reported, while Zahoor Ahmad, 70, received minor injuries after being beaten by the fall of rubble.
A drone fired by India fell into open fields in the village of Ahmad Nigar in Chinot-Sargodha Road.
A large amount of locals gathered on the site to see the remains of the fallen drone.
The rubble of three fallen Indian drones also fell into the fields in the town of Islam Nagar, Chak Noor Muhammad 11/SP and Bheela near the town 13/SP during the last 36 hours.
He was collected by the police officers who took him for a later analysis.
The drones were also intercepted in Sargodha.
One of the drones fell in the Kirana Hills area and another in open fields in Chak 48 SB Village.
No victims were reported in any of these locations.
According to Saturday, at least four drones were also shot down in different areas of Jacobabad, Sindh, according to the attached commission Sameer Hussain Laghari.
The debris of scattered drones fell near the Jacobabad Institute of Medical Science and the Shah Abdul Latif Numaish (exhibition) land.
The locals reported explosion sounds when the smoke filled the sky, since the drones were intercepted by the soil defense systems.
According to DC Leghari, at least eight people were injured after being run over by destroyed drones fragments. A man, who was seriously injured, had been transferred to Larkana to receive treatment.
He added that the authorities had stopped the debris.
Border bombardment
At least six people were martyred and five wounds when India fired shells in the areas of Gujrat Tanda and Karianwala.
The deceased included three members of a family, including a man and his two children.
They were killed after Mortar’s shells arrived at their home in the town of Jalpur Sobtian from Karianwala early on Saturday morning.
The victims were identified as Nisar Ahmed, 45; Haebur Rehman, 18; and Naeem, 12.
Ahmed’s third son, Muneeb, 17, was injured and underwent treatment at the Aziz Bhatti Shaheed teaching hospital.
Civil Defense officials collected the pieces of shells of the house.
The bombing also killed two people in Tanda, while two others were injured in that incident.
The deceased included Zia and Hajira, while Umar Mustafa and Sidra Bibi were injured.
Another teenager, Muhammad Nabeel, lost his life in the town of Barnala throughout the border area.
The attached commissioner of Gujrat, Safdar Virk, and the district police officer, Dr. Mustanser, Atta Bajwa, arrived at the attack site in Jalalpur Sobtian and inspected the scene.
With contributions from agencies
Malik Irfan by Rahim Yar Khan, Tariq Saeed De Toba Tek Singh, Aurengzeb de Chinost, Shafiq Butt de Sahiwal, Waseem Ashraf Butt De Gujrat, Sajad Niazi de Sargodha and Waseem Shamsi of Sukkur also contributed to this report
Posted in Dawn, May 11, 2025
