Pakistan Retaliates with Large-Scale Military Operation After Indian Strikes on Nur Khan Base, 48 Killed

Pakistan has initiated a large-scale military operation against India, according to multiple reports citing Pakistani state media and security sources. The operation is described as a retaliatory action following alleged Indian attacks on Pakistani territory. Reports from Pakistani state television and Geo TV, citing unnamed security sources, indicate that the military operation was launched in response to Indian missile strikes on three Pakistani bases, including the Nur Khan base in Rawalpindi, the Murid base in Chakwal district, and one in Shorkot. The Pakistani military has vowed retaliation after claiming that India targeted these bases with ballistic missiles, including strikes from Adampur that also hit Amritsar in Indian Punjab. In response, the Indian military has reported ongoing air operations in Pakistan, with new Pakistani attacks on border regions. The situation remains tense as both nations engage in military actions, with Pakistan announcing its counterattack against India. The conflict has reportedly resulted in 48 deaths, and Pakistan claims to have shot down 75 Indian drones and five Indian aircraft.