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Pakistan Strikes 26 Indian Military Targets After Alleged Attacks on 3 Air Bases

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Updated May 12, 2025, 05:56 AM

Pakistan has launched a military operation named 'Operation Bunyan Marsoos' in retaliation to alleged Indian missile strikes on three of its air bases, identified as Nur Khan, Murid, and Rafiqui. The Pakistani military claims that India initiated the conflict by targeting these air bases with missiles and drones, leading to an escalation in hostilities between the two nuclear-armed nations.

The conflict intensified following a gun massacre in Indian-controlled Kashmir last month, which India attributes to Pakistan and specifically to the Pakistan-based group Lashkar-e-Taiba. This incident, which resulted in the deaths of 26 tourists, has fueled the ongoing tensions, resulting in civilian casualties on both sides. The Pakistani military reported that it successfully intercepted most of the Indian missiles, ensuring no damage to its air force assets.

In response, Pakistan conducted retaliatory strikes, targeting 26 military targets and facilities in India. This operation was part of a broader escalation involving missile and drone attacks, as well as artillery shelling along the border. The situation remains volatile, with both nations accusing each other of aggressive actions. India's 'Operation Sindoor' reportedly killed 33 people inside Pakistan, and Pakistan's strikes included targeting storage facilities for BrahMos missiles and Pinaka systems.

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Economic Times

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Pakistan military claims India targeted its three airbases with missiles, drones: Report https://t.co/P5W6CDsVp2

Asia Sentinel

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"Neither [India nor Pakistan] wants outright war, but these are serious potential escalations that will increase international concern about the risks of confrontation between the two nuclear-armed countries." Story by @JElliottIndia: https://t.co/VubkIoezYN

Economic Times

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Turning point of Indo-Pak conflict was Indian strikes on May 9, 10: Sources https://t.co/iM1RwLtUna