India launched a nighttime missile strike on Pakistan under Operation Sindhur. The attack prompted Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, General Munir, to call Prime Minister Sharif in the middle of the night. Sharif publicly acknowledged the attack.
Pakistan: India launched retaliatory missile strikes in the middle of the night under Operation Sindhur. This night became the most terrifying in Pakistan's history. On the night of May 10th, India launched devastating attacks on several key Pakistani airbases. Targets included the Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi, along with Muridke, Rafiqi, and 10 other airbases.
Frightened Pakistani Army Chief Makes Midnight Call
The attack caused widespread panic in Pakistan. Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, General Asim Munir, himself became alarmed and called Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif around 2:30 AM. This was revealed by Shehbaz Sharif himself.
Shehbaz Sharif's Major Admission
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif recently mentioned this incident at an event held at the Pakistan Monument in Islamabad. At this event, called Youm-e-Tashukur, Sharif publicly stated that he was awakened in the night of May 9-10 by a call from Army Chief Munir, informing him of the Indian missile strikes.
Shehbaz Sharif addressed the nation, stating:
"India attacked several airbases, including Nur Khan, with ballistic missiles. Our Air Force retaliated using Chinese fighter jets and advanced technology."
Pakistan Government Officially Admits Indian Attack
Previously, the Pakistani army had confirmed the attack in a press conference, but the government consistently denied it. Now, for the first time, the Pakistani government has officially acknowledged the Indian missile strikes. This admission is shocking to the Pakistani public.
Army Spokesperson Provides Information
The following morning, on May 10th, Pakistani army spokesperson, General Ahmad Sharif Chaudhry, held an emergency press conference to inform the nation about the Indian attack. He stated that India launched missile and drone attacks on several airbases, including Rawalpindi, Muridke, and Rafiqi, causing significant damage to the Pakistani Air Force.
Operation Sindhur: A Major Diplomatic Victory for India
India's operation, named Sindhur, served as a b warning to the Pakistani military and government. India demonstrated to the world that it would not remain silent if Pakistan continued to support terrorism.
