Karachi:
In the early hours after the attack not caused from India, the Pakistan armed forces launched a calibrated response, the Bunyanum Marsoos operation, one that not only neutralized the incoming threats and seized the attention of the world instant National Saveignas.
What was developed was not only a military response, but a moment of rare operational clarity: intercepted drones, the domain of reaffirmed air and the command on the Slaloming narrative of the victory, being spun by the media apparatus of India loyal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recovered with the confidence measured, all in one time, under the banner of the operation of Operation Bunyanum.
Behind the scene, the coordination between the Pakistan Air Force, the Army and the Navy assured that the answer was not only proportional, but tactically above the capabilities of India. The upper brass of the Army, which appears in a rare information about the media of three services services, transmitted a quiet precision: a strong contrast with its visibly tense Indian counterparts, which, hours later, fought to give an account of the precise result as in the numbers and details before a press body that largely with the narrative of the government throughout the staircase, one triggered by a barrier of missile The Government’s narration concluded.
For Pakistan, which began as a military counter quickly transformed into a complete spectrum force sample. Their retaliation attacks were directed not only to the concentrations of Indian troops and aerial assets, but to the backbone of the Indian operational command, from missile silos to drone fleets, air defense shields and digital firewalls. In a strictly coordinated aerial offensive, Pakistan neutralized 26 high -value military facilities in five Indian states, leaving behind what experts have described as structural remains and tactical disorder for their opponent.
In Beas and Nagrota, the sites used to launch attacks against Pakistan that killed more than 30 people, Brahmos storage facilities were reduced to ashes. In Udhampur, Pakistan security officials revealed that the precious air defense systems S -400 of India, the crown jewel of their aerial shield, were erased in minutes. The Pathankot air base, considered a first -line launch, confirmed, did not work, their wrinkled clues and the carbonized hangars. The Jalandhar Logistics Center was under a sustained precision fire, triggering secondary explosions and cutting crucial supply chains.
According to the officials, when Pakistan’s attacks arrived in Nagrota, Akhnoor and Uri, the writing was on the wall of India, not only would be found strongly, but their military calculation had evolved: thinner, faster and faster and digitally lethal.
Assault on the headquarters of the Northern Srinagar command, which was more than 21 confirmed dead, the authorities said, sent shock waves through the military belt in northern India. Chandigarh’s weapons and communications deposits was compromised in a similar way, as well as the Sureatgarh airfield, pushing the operations of the Indian Air Force in retirement.
Even Rafale’s precious rafale jets, sold for a long time to the world as insured aerial supremacy emblems, could not change the course. According to multiple foreign media, including CNN, three of these aircraft were demolished in the Sialkot, Lahore and Kashmira sectors.
They confirmed that a pilot, Pakistani security officials were captured near Sialkot, a development that further undermined the official narrative of the Bharatiya Janata party and fed domestic concern in India. As images of the remains circulated, the authorities blocked more than 8,000 social media accounts, including BBC URDU, under an executive order.
Speaking to Al Jazeera about the damage caused by the attacks of retaliation of Pakistan, Shashank Joshi, the defense editor of The Economist, said that it is “completely possible” that India underestimated the progress of the missiles made by Chinese of Pakistan. But that ‘damage’ extended far beyond visible borders. In a deep penetration drone campaign, the UAV of Pakistan splashed and crossed objectives from URI to Pokhran, from Amritsar Barmer, through logistics corridors, fuel overtions and communications advanced positions. More than 90 Indian drones, said security officials, were neutralized. Even airspace near the region of the National Capital of Delhi was not saved during the operation.
At the same time, a silent war was fought in cyberspace. Pakistan disabled ten SCADA networks, paralyzing 70 percent of the North Energy Network. Indian Railways digital infrastructure, the details gathered later, showed a total collapse. Gas supplies to Delhi and Kashmir were cut. The information published by the Pakistani officials confirms that the key databases of the Indian Government, the surveillance systems and at least three national media networks were severely compromised, with the AADHAR systems, the Indian Air Force network and even the Maharashtra Electoral Commission between the confirmed objectives. In total, more than 2,500 surveillance nodes were violated. The data reveal that dozens of web portals, including those of the BJP ruler and the defense manufacturers, were disfigured or erased completely.
Going to a media conference to announce the successful conclusion of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, general director of Public Relations between Services (DG ISPR), Lieutenant Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, said Pakistan had promised justice and remuneration for aggression and representable Indian murders of his citizens. “Alhamdulillah! Pakistan’s armed forces have fulfilled the promise made to our people.”
