India launched 'Operation Sindur' in response to the Pulwama attack, destroying several terrorist bases in Pakistan. Counter-attacks were unsuccessful. Explosions in Islamabad, Lahore, and Rawalpindi have spread panic.
IND-PAK Tensions: Following the terrorist attack in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India launched "Operation Sindur" to deliver a b response to Pakistan. In this operation, the Indian Air Force targeted and destroyed several terrorist launchpads and bases in Pakistan.
The operation's objective was clear: to eliminate terrorist bholds. This was a surgical and precision strike by India, completed within a limited timeframe.
Pakistan's Counter-Offensive
Following India's action, late Friday evening, Pakistan attempted to target 26 cities across four Indian states using drones. The aim of these attacks was to spread terror in populated areas. However, India's defense technology and air defense systems completely thwarted these attacks.
Major Explosions in Pakistan: Devastation Reported
Following India's retaliatory action, reports of significant explosions have emerged from Islamabad, Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Punjab in Pakistan. Reports indicate that these explosions targeted airbases, army cantonments, and sensitive locations.
Key Locations of Explosions
Rawalpindi: A powerful explosion near Nur Khan Air Base, a crucial facility for the Pakistani Air Force, housing IL-78 air-to-air refueling aircraft.
Lahore: A loud explosion reported in DHA Phase-6. A video is circulating on social media, though independent verification is pending.
Punjab (Jhang): Another explosion near the Rafiqui Air Base near Shorkot.
Chakwal: Reports of an explosion near the Murid Base.
These attacks have exposed significant vulnerabilities in Pakistan's defense systems and caused widespread panic among the public.
India-Pakistan Tensions: Fear of War Intensifies
Tensions between the two countries have reached a critical point following India's operation and Pakistan's attempted counter-offensive. In response, Pakistan issued a new NOTAM, closing its airspace until noon. Only military aircraft are permitted to fly.
Pakistan's 15th Division Activated—Preparation for War?
Amidst escalating tensions with India, Pakistan has reactivated its 15th Division. This division was active in limited war scenarios between 2001 and 2019. Its redeployment suggests a heightened possibility of war.
