DIG ISPR has confirmed that India launched a series of cowardly missile attacks on several regions of Pakistan, including Bahawalpur, Kotli, Muzaffarabad, Ahmedpur East, Bagh, and Muridke. A sacred site, Masjid Sabhan in Ahmedpur East, was also targeted, where worshippers were attacked during night prayers. Tragically, one innocent child was martyred, and a woman and a man were severely injured in these attacks.
Indian Airstrike Launched from Indian Airspace
The attack was launched from Indian airspace, but according to DIG ISPR, the enemy was unable to breach Pakistani airspace. In response, the Pakistani Air Force acted swiftly and forced the retreat of Indian fighter jets.
Pakistani Air Force Destroys Indian Fighter Jets
In a decisive blow to India’s aggression, a Rafale aircraft was shot down by the Pakistani military, marking a significant defeat for India. Reports suggest that Pakistan’s retaliatory efforts resulted in the destruction of five Indian aircraft, including Sukhoi and Rafale jets, as per initial claims from a defense website.
Pakistan Destroys Enemy Checkposts and Military Installations
Pakistan’s retaliatory measures also targeted and destroyed several Indian military check posts and installations, including those in LoC sectors such as Jura, Pando, Chhatri, and Gufdar, as well as an Indian Brigade Headquarters. Videos of these operations have been released, showcasing the Pakistani military’s prompt and effective response.
Indian Forces Acknowledge Defeat
The Indian Army displayed signs of defeat by hoisting a white flag at the Chor Complex along the Line of Control, signaling a major loss of morale. Pakistani forces’ swift action sent a clear message that Pakistan’s military is prepared to counter any aggression.
Pakistan Sends a Strong Message
Sources confirmed that Pakistan specifically targeted the Indian Army’s 12th Infantry Brigade, operating under the 9th Division and 15th Corps. This move underscored the message that Pakistan’s forces and people have the capability to defeat the enemy on every front.
Minister Khawaja Asif Condemns Indian Attack
Pakistan’s Defense Minister, Khawaja Asif, condemned the Indian missile strikes, labeling them as cowardly. He emphasized that India’s attacks on civilian areas reflected its weakness and fear. He assured that Pakistan would respond to such provocations in a way that would make the enemy reconsider any future aggression.
Aviation Authorities Suspend Operations Amid Tensions
In light of the escalating situation, national aviation authorities have shut down airspace for 48 hours. Major airports in Islamabad, Lahore, and Sialkot have suspended all flight operations as a precautionary measure.
