May 10, 2025
Pakistan says 3 airports targeted by Indian missiles
Pakistan’s armed forces said on Saturday that three bases aimed at the Indian missile attacks, including one near the army headquarters on the outer part of the capital Islamabad.
A military spokesperson said that most Indian missiles were intercepted by Pakistani Air Defense Systems and that it failed to hit their goals.
“India, with its naked aggression, attacked with missiles,” Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif said in a video broadcast in live broadcast by Pakistani State Television, only named airports at Khan, Murid and Sharkot.
Hey all the Pakistan Air Force had assets and claimed that Pakistan had retrieved the electronic signature of missiles from where it was fired.
“Now you just wait for our response,” he warned.
The only Khan Air Base in Rawalpindi, where the Pakistani Army is headquartered, is about 10 kilometers (6.2 mi) from Islamabad.
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In view of the April 22 attack, tension between India and Pakistan is increasing, with 26 people, most of the tourists were seen, most of the tourists were killed by the Islamic terrorist terrorist near the hilly city of Indian administration Kashmir.
India has blamed Pakistan for supporting terrorists and launched a series of air strikes “Operation Sindor” in Pakistan and Pakistan administered in Pakistan.
Pakistan denied the allegations and allegedly launched a drone strike against Indian goals.
At least 50 people are reported to be completely killed.
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