India showed a big attack on Pakistan’s Sargodha airbase, runway damage, destruction in satellite image

India and Pakistan The tension between it has reached its peak. Pakistan is constantly being attacked by missiles, drones and fighter planes from Pakistan. India is also retaliating on Pakistan in a tremendous manner. Now India has retaliated and destroyed Pakistan’s strategic airport Sargodha Airbase. In the satellite picture of this airbase, the picture of deep pits on the runway is clearly visible. The picture clearly shows that the runway has completely destroyed.

This information has been received from the tweet of well-known expert Damien Symon for monitoring Open-SOS Intelligence (OSINT) analyst, military activities and geopolitical events. He has shared two satellite pictures of Sargodha Airbase Runway by tweeting on X. A photo is before the attack. The second photo is after the attack. It is clearly visible that after the attack, there has been a deep pit in the middle of the runway.

Why was Sargodha airbase important for Pakistan?

1. Major Operational Airbase

Sargodha Air Base has been a strategic and military highly important airbase for Pakistan. It is a major operational base of the Pakistan Air Force. This airbase becomes very important due to these reasons.

2. Strategic location

Sargodha Airbase is located in the Punjab province of Pakistan, near the Indian border. It is an important airstrip for the air war with India.

3. Major Center of Pak Air Force

It is the headquarters of PAF’s No. 1 Strike Command, which controls Pakistan’s airstrikes and defense operations. Modern fighter aircraft like F-16 and JF-17 Thunder are stationed here.

4. Modern radar and security system

There are air defense radar and surveillance systems, which monitor Pakistan’s air boundaries. Sargodha airbase has joint military exercises with China, making it an important center of China-Pakistan military alliances.

India also destroyed in 1965

Earlier in the year 1965, India launched an aircraft at Pakistan’s Sargodha airbase, in which many of their aircraft were destroyed. The airbase is under the Central Air Command and also has a command headquarters. Till 2003 it was known as PAF Base Sargodha. It was later renamed as former Base Commander and Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Mushf Ali Mir, whose aircraft crashed during a regular flight near Kohat the same year.

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