Pakistan’s Operation Bunyan un Marsoos destroys string of Indian military bases

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Pakistan military fires barrage of Al-Fatah missiles on India: India's Brahmos missile storage facilities in Beas and Nagrota, Udhampur and Pathankot airbases, Suratgarh and Adampur airfields, artillery gun position at Dehrangyari destroyed: JF-17 fighter jets destroy India's S-400 air defence system worth $1.5b: Brigade HQs at KG Top and Supply depot in Uri obliterated: India's power grid crippled: Cyberattack take down hundreds of Indian websites: Military satellite jammed

2025-05-10T04:35:00+05:00 News Desk

Living up to its promise of hitting back on its own terms, the Pakistan military early Saturday launched a string of air and missile attacks on multiple Indian defence sites which were involved in initiating attacks on Pakistani territory, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Right after morning prayers, the Pakistan military launched its counteroffensive against India, codenamed “Bunyan Un Marsoos” (the unbreakable wall), taken from a verse of the Quran.

“Pakistan responds!!” the military said, calling their retaliation “Operation Bunyan un Marsoos.”

Precision strikes across India

Using Al-Fatah missiles system, Pakistan targeted military bases across including a missile storage site and several airfields.

According to military sources, all of these locations have been involved in targeting Pakistani civilians, places of worship, as well as military installations.

Pakistan had been saying that it did not want to go to this level, but it was forced to because after the May 7 attacks, Pakistan immediately responded, saying that it reserved the right … to respond and protect its territorial integrity and sovereignty.

Last night’s missile attack on Nur Khan Airbase near Islamabad saw Pakistan ran out of patience with its military describing the smashing response as an “eye-for-eye” retaliation.

Multiple targets hit in India

Pakistan’s military said it has destroyed a raft of targets in India and Indian-Occupied Kashmir.

Here are some Indian military targets the Pakistani militar have struck:

·         S-400 air defence system blown up

·         Brahmos missile storage facility in Beas

·         Brigade Headquarters KG Top

·         Field supply depot Uri

·         Artillery Gun Position Derangyari

·         BrahMos battery site Nagrota

·         Udhampur air force station

·         Pathankot airfield

·         Surat Garh airfield

·         Adampur airfield

·         Bhatinda airfield

·         Sarsa airfield

·         Barnala airfield

·         Halvar airfield

·         Mamoon airfield

·         Power grid crippled

·         Akhnor Aviation Base

·         Military Intelligence Centre in Rajauri

·         Military satellite jammed

Pakistan has destroyed the BrahMos missile storage facility in Beas, reportedly the launch site of the earlier Indian attacks on Pakistan.

The Udhampur and Pathankot airbases—critical to Indian Air Force operations—have also been targeted and destroyed, security sources confirmed. A video of a missile strike on Udhampur Air Base showing rising plumes of smoke has emerged as evidence of the successful hit.

Pakistan also destroyed Adampur Airfield, from where missiles were fired at Sikhs in Amritsar, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

In the latest phase of the operation, Pakistan has destroyed the Indian artillery gun position at Dehrangyari and inflicted heavy losses on the BrahMos missile storage facility in Nagrota—a critical strategic asset. The strike on Nagrota follows earlier destruction of BrahMos stockpiles in Beas.

Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder fighter jets destroyed India's S-400 Air Defence System worth $1.5 billion on Adampur. Surat Airfield was also destroyed in Pakistan missile hit.

“Multiple high-value targets across Indian-occupied territory are being struck simultaneously,” security sources confirmed, adding that the scale of damage to Indian military infrastructure is significant.

Bhatinda airfield and Sarsa airfield were also destroyed by Pakistani missiles which was also confirmed by the Indian media.

The Pakistani missiles also blew up Indian military intelligence training centre in Rajauri for carrying out terrorist activities in Pakistan.

Brigade Headquarters at KG Top completely destroyed. Supply depot in Uri obliterated. Multiple high-value Indian military sites under fire.

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Cybe0r Onslaught: India’s Power Grid Crippled

In parallel to the physical strikes, a massive cyberattack has reportedly knocked out 70% of India's power grid, plunging several major regions into darkness. The coordinated cyber-kinetic campaign underscores Pakistan's capability to engage across multiple domains.

Most of these locations are near or along the de facto border that divides the disputed Kashmir region between New Delhi and Islamabad. Pathankot, in Punjab state, and Surat Garh, in Rajasthan state, are air fields inside India’s undisputed borders.

Right after Pakistan claimed India had attacked its bases, the Government of Pakistan posted on X to say that “India must now prepare for Pakistan’s response.”

“The Armed Forces of Pakistan are fully prepared to defend the homeland, airspace, and national security,” the post added.

Army destroys several Indian posts on LoC

Pakistan Army responded to India aggression and destroyed several Indian posts completely in Operation Bunayan un Marsoos.

Pakistan Army completely destroyed Rabtanwali Post, Dinah Post, Khawaja Bhik Complex and Rang Contour opposite Sankh on the Line of Control.

Pakistan forces' cannons silenced Indian cannons.

Scenes of the destruction of Indian posts can be seen in the video.

Strong Political and Military Message

A joint statement from Pakistan’s political and military leadership has made it clear:

“Further Indian aggression will trigger targeting of high-value strategic and economic sites. The consequences will be serious.”

The leadership reiterated that Pakistan’s response is calibrated, but categorical, emphasizing that any further provocations from India will result in escalated and focused strikes on critical infrastructure, including economic targets.

The operation was launched in retaliation to India’s unprovoked missile attacks on key Pakistani airbases including Nur Khan, Murid, and Shorkot. While all Pakistan Air Force assets remained intact, the strikes were deemed a grave violation of international norms and sovereignty.

Pakistan Army is now actively engaging all Indian military bases involved in attacks on Pakistani civilians and religious sites, with multiple targets being hit in real-time.

In a befitting reply Pakistani security forces have successfully destroyed India’s Uri supply depot. Pak Army’s 12.7 guns have silenced Indian military by destroying their several military posts. 

Pakistan Airforce have destroyed Chhao Gali post in Pando sector, the Lal Jan post, the Salamabad post and the Sokajabra post in the Leepa sector. 

Pakistan Fateh 1 missile system has destroyed India’s defence system. Another video of Pakistani Fateh-1 missile system hitting Indian targets has gone viral. 

Reporter Ahmad Mansoor

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