Satellite photo of Bahawalpur
Operation Sindoor: Satellite photographs released by Maxu Technologies show that the Indian missile attacks have caused heavy damage to the city of Jamia Mosque and Murid in Bahawalpur, Pakistan. These photos show the damage done before and after the attacks.
The Indian armed forces on Wednesday carried out accurate attacks on 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). The action was taken on 22 April in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 people lost their lives. The mission was named ‘Operation Sindoor’ and it lasted from 1:04 pm to 1:30 pm on Tuesday night.
These attacks used scalp deep-stroke cruise missiles, hammer smart weapons system, guided bomb kit and exclusive Mixeling M777 Hovitzer cannons. Scalp missiles enable pilots of Rafal fighter aircraft to attack ground goals from safe distance.
The Ministry of Defense issued a statement about 15 minutes after the operation ended, stating that no Pakistani military hideout was targeted in the attack. Later during the day, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri informed the press that the operation was done for the innocent tourists who were mercilessly killed in Pahalgam. Terrorists have been constructed in Pakistan for three decades. It has come to light even after the attack. We chose these goals based on reliable information and intelligence. During the operation, we decided that innocent people and civilian infrastructure should not be damaged.
The 4 hideouts of Jaish-e-Mohammed-Markaj Subhan Allah (Bahawalpur), Sarjal (Tehra Kalan), Markaj Abbas (Kotli) and Saeedna Bilal Camp (Muzaffarabad) were destroyed in India’s attack. Lashkar-e-Taiba’s 3 bases-Markaj Taiba (Muridake), Markaj Ahle Hadith (Barnala, Bhimber), and Shavi Nala Camp (Muzaffarabad) were destroyed. Apart from this, 2 hideouts of Hizbul Mujahideen Mahmuna Zoya (Sialkot) and Muskar Rahil Shahid (Kotli) were destroyed and destroyed.
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