IAF Conducts Strategic Operation: In retaliation for Pakistan’s provocative attacks on 26 Indian locations, India’s IAF destroys the crucial Nur Ali Khan Airbase. Read about India’s precise military response and the ongoing tensions.
Pakistan escalated tensions yet again by launching a coordinated swarm drone and missile attack on 26 locations across North and West India, including Jammu, Pathankot, Barmer, Bhuj, and even targeting Delhi—where a missile was heroically intercepted over Sirsa, Haryana. This unprovoked aggression came just days after a horrific terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, where Hindu civilians were massacred based on their faith. In a powerful and precise response, India launched Operation Sindoor, striking deep into Pakistani territory and neutralizing key terror camps of groups like Jaish-e-Mohammad and Hizbul Mujahideen.
In a joint briefing by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Ministry of Defence (MoD), Indian officials laid bare the scale of Pakistan’s aggression and the imminent threat posed to India. The MEA and MoD officials disclosed that India had been closely monitoring Pakistan’s military and intelligence movements for several days and had gathered actionable intelligence about the planned attacks. The government, in coordination with the defense ministry, decided on Operation Sindoor as a decisive retaliatory measure to safeguard Indian lives, territory, and national security. The briefing emphasized that India’s response was not just defensive, but a clear message to Pakistan: any further attacks would be met with overwhelming force and strategic precision.
IAF Conducts Strategic Operation: Airstrikes Target 8 Key Pakistani Military Bases in Retaliation for Attacks on Hindu Shrines
In a bold and precise military response, India launched airstrikes against eight key Pakistani military bases on the morning of May 10th, 2025. This offensive followed a series of provocative actions by Pakistan, including targeting Hindu holy shrines such as Jammu’s Aap Shambhu Temple and Mata Vaishno Devi. The attacks, which took place across multiple regions including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan, were a clear violation of India’s sovereignty and security.
The Indian Air Force struck strategic military installations deep inside Pakistan, including an aviation base in Sialkot, a radar site in Pasrur, and multiple other facilities in Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Chunian. Despite Pakistan’s claims of minimal damage, visuals showed massive explosions, confirming the success of India’s operations.
This decisive action sends a strong message to Pakistan: India will not tolerate any threats to its citizens, sacred sites, or national security. The targeted strikes are a clear statement of India’s ability to neutralize enemy assets with precision and strength in the face of escalating provocations.
India Downs Two Pakistani Fighter Jets Over Srinagar: Search Operations Underway for Pilots and Debris
In a dramatic escalation, India successfully shot down two Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets in the early hours of May 10, 2025, marking a significant achievement in the ongoing military confrontation. The strikes, launched from India’s Srinagar base, targeted two Pakistani jets attempting to breach Indian airspace. One jet was downed near Lasjan, Srinagar, while the other was shot down in North Kashmir. The timely and accurate missile strikes left both aircraft in flames, crashing into separate locations.
Search operations have been initiated by Indian forces to locate the pilots and recover the debris of the downed jets. Visuals shared by Republic TV show one of the aircraft as it was brought down by Indian missiles, further confirming the scale of the success. As India secures its airspace, the downing of these jets serves as a potent reminder of the country’s air superiority and unwavering resolve to protect its territorial integrity at any cost.
This successful interception underscores India’s advanced defensive capabilities and sends a powerful message to Pakistan about the high stakes of escalating the conflict. The downing of the fighter jets is likely to intensify the ongoing tensions between the two nations as India continues to assert its dominance in the air and on the ground.
