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Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report​

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Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report

Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report© Moneycontrol
A classified Pakistani dossier on its counter-offensive, Operation Bunyan un Marsoos, has reportedly revealed that India’s Operation Sindoor penetrated far deeper into Pakistan than New Delhi officially disclosed. Indian forces targeted at least eight additional locations not named by authorities in post-strike briefings, an NDTV report claimed the dossier as saying.




The Pakistani document includes maps pinpointing Indian strikes on cities such as Peshawar, Jhang, Hyderabad (Sindh), Gujrat, Gujranwala, Bahawalnagar, Attock, and Chor. These sites were omitted from the official Indian narrative, which had cited targets primarily associated with terror infrastructure.

This revelation reframes the extent of India’s May 7 military response to the Pahalgam terror attack, which killed 26 civilians on April 22. It also negates Pakistan’s earlier claims of inflicting significant losses on the Indian side, while justifying Islamabad’s urgent call for a ceasefire.

Indian military briefings post-May 7 had carefully outlined the targets of the precision strikes - nine locations across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), including terror hubs like Jaish-e-Mohammed’s HQ in Bahawalpur and the Lashkar-e-Toiba facility in Muridke. Other sites included Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Rawalakot, Chakswari, Bhimber, Neelum Valley, Jhelum, and Chakwal.


Related video: India operated without foreign assistance during Operation Sindoor: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan (The Economic Times)
The Economic Times
India operated without foreign assistance during Operation Sindoor: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan
The new Pakistani disclosure suggests that India’s omission of additional strike locations may have been a strategic move, possibly aimed at forcing Pakistan to reveal the full scale of damage, thereby undermining any denial from Islamabad.

Following India’s counter-terror strikes, Pakistan retaliated with a barrage of missiles and drones targeting both civilian and military areas in western India. In response, India launched another wave of strikes, this time hitting Pakistan’s military assets directly. Eleven Pakistani air bases were struck, including Nur Khan, Rafiqui, Murid, Sukkur, Sialkot, Pasrur, Chunian, Sargodha, Skardu, Bholari, and Jacobabad.

The cumulative effect of these strikes reportedly inflicted significant damage on Pakistan’s military infrastructure, prompting Islamabad to seek a ceasefire and bringing the three-day escalation to a close.


With Operation Sindoor, India has shifted its posture.

The government has repeatedly underlined that future acts of terror on Indian soil will be treated as acts of war. The operations underscored India’s expanded military reach, precision capabilities, and political resolve to target not only non-state actors but also the state structures that harbor them.

As per satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies, the damage caused by the Indian Air Force was substantial, reinforcing the credibility of India’s capability to carry out deep strikes with minimal collateral damage.


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Krishna with Flute said:

Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report​

Story by Moneycontrol News
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Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report

Pakistani dossier reveals India struck deeper than disclosed in Operation Sindoor, says report© Moneycontrol
A classified Pakistani dossier on its counter-offensive, Operation Bunyan un Marsoos, has reportedly revealed that India’s Operation Sindoor penetrated far deeper into Pakistan than New Delhi officially disclosed. Indian forces targeted at least eight additional locations not named by authorities in post-strike briefings, an NDTV report claimed the dossier as saying.




The Pakistani document includes maps pinpointing Indian strikes on cities such as Peshawar, Jhang, Hyderabad (Sindh), Gujrat, Gujranwala, Bahawalnagar, Attock, and Chor. These sites were omitted from the official Indian narrative, which had cited targets primarily associated with terror infrastructure.

This revelation reframes the extent of India’s May 7 military response to the Pahalgam terror attack, which killed 26 civilians on April 22. It also negates Pakistan’s earlier claims of inflicting significant losses on the Indian side, while justifying Islamabad’s urgent call for a ceasefire.

Indian military briefings post-May 7 had carefully outlined the targets of the precision strikes - nine locations across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), including terror hubs like Jaish-e-Mohammed’s HQ in Bahawalpur and the Lashkar-e-Toiba facility in Muridke. Other sites included Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Rawalakot, Chakswari, Bhimber, Neelum Valley, Jhelum, and Chakwal.


Related video: India operated without foreign assistance during Operation Sindoor: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan (The Economic Times)
The Economic Times
India operated without foreign assistance during Operation Sindoor: CDS Gen Anil Chauhan
The new Pakistani disclosure suggests that India’s omission of additional strike locations may have been a strategic move, possibly aimed at forcing Pakistan to reveal the full scale of damage, thereby undermining any denial from Islamabad.

Following India’s counter-terror strikes, Pakistan retaliated with a barrage of missiles and drones targeting both civilian and military areas in western India. In response, India launched another wave of strikes, this time hitting Pakistan’s military assets directly. Eleven Pakistani air bases were struck, including Nur Khan, Rafiqui, Murid, Sukkur, Sialkot, Pasrur, Chunian, Sargodha, Skardu, Bholari, and Jacobabad.

The cumulative effect of these strikes reportedly inflicted significant damage on Pakistan’s military infrastructure, prompting Islamabad to seek a ceasefire and bringing the three-day escalation to a close.


With Operation Sindoor, India has shifted its posture.

The government has repeatedly underlined that future acts of terror on Indian soil will be treated as acts of war. The operations underscored India’s expanded military reach, precision capabilities, and political resolve to target not only non-state actors but also the state structures that harbor them.

As per satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies, the damage caused by the Indian Air Force was substantial, reinforcing the credibility of India’s capability to carry out deep strikes with minimal collateral damage.


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I’m on the record as one of the first on the planet to acknowledge these Indian strikes as having permanently altered the strategic balance of the subcontinent decisively in India’s favor.

I am also on the record as one of the first to say the same regarding Iranian strikes on Israel as having demolished any semblance of western ABM systems impregnable propaganda and of having inflicted substantial damage and loss of Israel’s purported invincibility.

Both sharma and doc are my witnesses.
 
Lulldapull said:
I’m on the record as one of the first on the planet to acknowledge these Indian strikes as having permanently altered the strategic balance of the subcontinent decisively in India’s favor.

I am also on the record as one of the first to say the same regarding Iranian strikes on Israel as having demolished any semblance of western ABM systems impregnable propaganda and of having inflicted substantial damage and loss of Israel’s purported invincibility.

Both sharma and doc are my witnesses.
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But as per most Pakistanis, you are Indian.
 
Krishna with Flute said:
May be because he talks rational like you may think that some logical guy may not be Chinese after talking with 4 ft @Jiangnan .
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I've been part of the og forum since 16 years.

We all remember Chinese Dragon.

He disappeared during/after the Hong Kong riots. Rebellion more accurately. Against the alien mainlanders.

A completely articulate guy with intellect.

Not a bot.
 
listen. Our human world doesn't care about the promotion of 2-foot low dalit pigs.

1.4 billion 2-foot low Dalit pigs should first build toilets. Then make the 1.4 billion 2-foot low dalit pigs not hungry. Then, 1.4 billion 2-foot low dalit pigs stopped raping 2-month-old baby girls, dogs, horses, lizards 🦎。 Finally, stop eating feces, cow urine, lizards, corpses, and mice.

The final one. Wishing that 'Made in India' can reach the level of Pakistan. At least make qualified rifles.

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I've been part of the og forum since 16 years.

We all remember Chinese Dragon.

He disappeared during/after the Hong Kong riots. Rebellion more accurately. Against the alien mainlanders.

A completely articulate guy with intellect.

Not a bot.
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No, he too had all foot prints of typical Chinese mindset but from all whom we discussed on old PDF, nobody was as idiot, illogical and boring like this 4 feet maniac 4 feet @Jiangnan .
 
Krishna with Flute said:
No, he too had all foot prints of typical Chinese mindset but from all whom we discussed on old PDF, nobody was as idiot, illogical and boring like this 4 feet maniac 4 feet @Jiangnan .
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He was Chinese. So Chinese mindset to hoga.

But he was (at least his parents were) Buddhist and pretty observant.

People without faith, or those who adopt inorganic adopted faiths, are pretty rudderless in my opinion.
 

Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor​

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Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor

Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor
As per an ongoing analysis of the damage inflicted upon by the Indian Air Force on Pakistan Air Force, it is emerging that 6 PAF fighter jets, two high value aircraft, over 10 UCAVs, one C-130 transport aircraft along with multiple cruise missiles were destroyed by Indian air-launched cruise missiles and surface-to-air missiles.



Sources who were involved in the operations launched against Pakistaggression told ANI that as per the technical analysis of the data available with the IAF, six of the Pakistan Air Force fighter aircraft were shot down in air during operations.

One high value aerial asset, which could either be an electronic counter measures aircraft or an Airborne Early Warning or Control Aircraft, was taken out by a long range strike by the Sudarshan at distances of around 300 km, they said.

The sources said that during the four-day conflict, the strikes at Bholari airbase using air to surface cruise missiles resulted in the loss of another AEWC aircraft of Swedish origin.

There are inputs about presence of fighter jets also in the hangar but since the Pakistanis are not even taking out debris from there, "we are not counting the fighter aircraft losses on ground", they said.


Related video: Fighter jets to drones; what Pakistan lost in Ops Sindoor, details revealed after technical analysis (ANI - Video)

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The Pakistani fighter jets were captured by the Indian Air Force radars and air defence missile systems and were seen vanishing after hits were secured by the air defence systems.

The Pakistan Air Force also lost a C-130 transport aircraft during one of the drone strikes by Indian Air Force in the Pakistani Punjab.

The Indian Air Force used only air-launched cruise missiles to attack Pakistani bases and no surface- to-surface BrahMos missiles were used in the attacks, they said.

In one of strikes on a hangar by Rafale and Su-30 jets, a significant number of Chinese Wing Loong series medium altitude long endurance drones were destroyed , the sources said.

More than 10 UCAVs were also destroyed by the different IAF air defence systems over Pakistani air space in the conflict along with large-scale interception of Pakistani air and ground launched cruise and ballistic missiles aimed at different air bases, they said.


The Indian Air Force, the sources said, is still carrying out the analysis of the huge amount of data gathered by it during the conflict.

The conflict between India and Pakistan started in May 6-7 night when India retaliated by targeting terrorist universities in the Pakistani Punjab and Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir in response to Pahalgam terror attack.

The conflict lasted till May 10 afternoon when Pakistan side requested for a ceasefire in view of the heavy losses suffered by it in the attacks by the Indian Air Force.
For more news like this visit The Economic Times.

 

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Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor​

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Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor

Six Pakistan fighter jets, one C-130 aircraft, multiple cruise missiles, UAVs destroyed during IAF retaliation in Op Sindoor
As per an ongoing analysis of the damage inflicted upon by the Indian Air Force on Pakistan Air Force, it is emerging that 6 PAF fighter jets, two high value aircraft, over 10 UCAVs, one C-130 transport aircraft along with multiple cruise missiles were destroyed by Indian air-launched cruise missiles and surface-to-air missiles.



Sources who were involved in the operations launched against Pakistaggression told ANI that as per the technical analysis of the data available with the IAF, six of the Pakistan Air Force fighter aircraft were shot down in air during operations.

One high value aerial asset, which could either be an electronic counter measures aircraft or an Airborne Early Warning or Control Aircraft, was taken out by a long range strike by the Sudarshan at distances of around 300 km, they said.

The sources said that during the four-day conflict, the strikes at Bholari airbase using air to surface cruise missiles resulted in the loss of another AEWC aircraft of Swedish origin.

There are inputs about presence of fighter jets also in the hangar but since the Pakistanis are not even taking out debris from there, "we are not counting the fighter aircraft losses on ground", they said.


Related video: Fighter jets to drones; what Pakistan lost in Ops Sindoor, details revealed after technical analysis (ANI - Video)
View on WatchView on Watch

The Pakistani fighter jets were captured by the Indian Air Force radars and air defence missile systems and were seen vanishing after hits were secured by the air defence systems.

The Pakistan Air Force also lost a C-130 transport aircraft during one of the drone strikes by Indian Air Force in the Pakistani Punjab.

The Indian Air Force used only air-launched cruise missiles to attack Pakistani bases and no surface- to-surface BrahMos missiles were used in the attacks, they said.

In one of strikes on a hangar by Rafale and Su-30 jets, a significant number of Chinese Wing Loong series medium altitude long endurance drones were destroyed , the sources said.

More than 10 UCAVs were also destroyed by the different IAF air defence systems over Pakistani air space in the conflict along with large-scale interception of Pakistani air and ground launched cruise and ballistic missiles aimed at different air bases, they said.


The Indian Air Force, the sources said, is still carrying out the analysis of the huge amount of data gathered by it during the conflict.

The conflict between India and Pakistan started in May 6-7 night when India retaliated by targeting terrorist universities in the Pakistani Punjab and Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir in response to Pahalgam terror attack.

The conflict lasted till May 10 afternoon when Pakistan side requested for a ceasefire in view of the heavy losses suffered by it in the attacks by the Indian Air Force.
For more news like this visit The Economic Times.

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Im a big picture guy.

Clash of civilizations wala banda.

All this quibbling over a few planes and hardware here n there bores me shtless.

But Im sure it sells mega tons of Kleenex to aam defence forum junta so I grudge them not.

Jo ek aadha mere wavelength ka banda mil jata hai, usse batya leta hun.
 

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