Pakistan dedicates Al-Fateh missiles in ongoing counterattack to martyred children

As Pakistan’s counteroffensive against Indian aggression intensifies, the military has launched a new wave of Al-Fateh missiles, with a deeply emotional tribute — the strikes were dedicated to Pakistani children martyred during India’s missile attacks earlier this week.

According to security sources, the missiles carried a banner reading:

"With love from Hawa Bibi, Urwa Zubair, Muhammad Bin Zubair, Uwaim Zubair, Umar Musa & Irtaza", — a solemn reminder of the innocent lives lost in what Pakistan has termed “unprovoked aggression” by India.

“Pakistan has not forgotten, and will never forget, the martyrdom of these innocent children,” said a military official. “This is not just a counterattack — it is a message, written with fire and grief, that our children’s blood will not be spilled in vain.”

The Al-Fateh missile, a tactical, precision-guided weapon, has been a key part of Operation Bunyan un Marsoos, Pakistan’s broad response to India’s missile strikes on airbases in Nur Khan, Murid, and Shorkot.

The campaign, already resulting in the destruction of Indian military assets in Beas, Udhampur, Pathankot, Uri, and other locations, has now taken on a symbolic dimension — blending strategic retaliation with national mourning.

As Pakistani forces continue to target Indian launch sites and command centres, the emotional impact of civilian casualties, especially children, is now shaping the narrative of resistance and fueling public support for military action.