In a dramatic turn of events, Pakistan has launched a major military campaign code-named Operation Bunyanun Marsoos in response to ongoing provocations from India. Dubbed "concrete structure," this operation has already seen multiple targets engaged across India.
The operation kicked off with a striking blow—the BrahMos missile storage facility in the Indian city of Beas was reportedly destroyed in the initial attack. 🚀 Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the Pakistani army confirmed that India launched air-to-surface missile strikes at three key air bases, although all strategic assets of the Pakistan Air Force remain safe.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry from the Inter-Services Public Relations detailed that India also carried out missile and drone strikes on several Pakistani military installations in Punjab province, including bases in Rawalpindi, Chakwal, and Jhang districts. He further claimed that these strikes extended into Afghanistan.
Chaudhry did not hold back his criticism, stating, "These unprovoked and reckless acts demonstrate India's madness and treacherous nature. Now you just wait for our response." This bold declaration follows heightened tensions after a deadly attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22 in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
The unfolding events, reminiscent of a high-stakes action thriller 🎬, underscore how swiftly regional dynamics can shift. Stay tuned as this developing story continues to shape the geopolitical landscape.
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Pakistan launches Operation Bunyanun Marsoos after Indian strikes
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