India’s aggressive Operation Sindoor has backfired disastrously, resulting in heavy losses along the Line of Control. Pakistan’s armed forces have successfully neutralized 5 Indian fighter jets, including three Rafale aircraft, and brought down six drones, one of which was the sophisticated Heron. Additionally, over 50 Indian soldiers have been killed, and two brigade headquarters have been reduced to rubble. In a move of desperation, India has now resorted to deploying drones across various locations in a futile attempt to intimidate the civilian population. However, Pakistan’s military forces are actively countering these threats, effectively bringing down more than two dozen Herop…
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India’s recent drone incursions into Pakistan are not a show of military strength but a calculated media stunt driven by psychological warfare. On the night of May 6–7, India carried out illegal aggression under the false pretext of counter-terrorism. Pakistan’s armed forces responded promptly, decisively, and effectively, shooting down five Indian fighter jets and exposing the fragility of India’s air strategy. Following these losses, India shifted its approach. Instead of a traditional military response, it resorted to cross-border drone strikes using Israeli-made Harop drones. These drones offer limited range, carry small payloads, and operate without accountability. Their purpose was not…
The Pakistan military has successfully brought down 25 Harop drones used by India in a recent cross-border escalation. These unmanned aircraft, built by Israel, were intercepted using both high-tech countermeasures and direct firepower. The action was confirmed by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media arm of the Pakistan Armed Forces. According to the ISPR, India launched these Harop drones in a state of desperation. The drone strikes came after Pakistan dealt heavy blows to Indian forces on May 6 and 7. During those clashes, Pakistan destroyed five modern aircraft, multiple surveillance drones, and several enemy posts. India also suffered…
In a bold response to India’s midnight assault, Pakistan asserted air superiority by shooting down five Indian warplanes. Among them were three Rafale jets, marking the first confirmed combat losses of the French-built aircraft. Two other Indian aircraft — a Su-30MKI and a MiG-29 Fulcrum — were also destroyed as they attempted to retreat. CNN, quoting a senior French intelligence source, reported that Pakistan successfully downed one Rafale jet from the Indian Air Force. “This could be the first combat loss of the sophisticated French-made warplane,” the official stated. India has not yet issued any response to the report. The…
ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, in a televised address on Wednesday, strongly condemned Indian aggression that claimed 31 civilian lives and injured 57 more. He vowed that every drop of blood spilled would be avenged. He declared that India had made a grave mistake by launching an unprovoked attack. “They thought we would stay silent,” he said, “but now they must face the consequences.” The Prime Minister reminded the nation of its brave sons who always defended the country. “Pakistanis have always stood up for their homeland, even if it meant sacrificing their lives,” he said. He pointed to…
ISLAMABAD – Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar confirmed that the national security advisers of Pakistan and India made contact after India’s missile strikes on Pakistani territory. Speaking to TRT World, he said, “Yes, there has been contact between the two sides.” The missile attack by India occurred early Wednesday morning. It hit several civilian locations in Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Islamabad condemned it as a “blatant act of war.” The strikes followed a deadly assault on tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir last month. Foreign Minister Dar said six Pakistani targets were hit,…
Multiple pieces of Indian drone wreckage have been discovered in three cities of Punjab. The wreckage was found in Gujranwala, Gujrat, and Chakwal during separate incidents. In Gujranwala, Pakistan’s air defense system shot down a drone in the early hours. The unmanned aircraft was intercepted near Solkhanabad. Its broken remains were collected from the site. Officials have now sent the debris to a lab for detailed analysis. Later the same night, explosions rocked the Pir Jand suburb of Gujrat. Local police reached the scene and began a search. They found four pieces of Indian drone wreckage spread across the area.…
Punjab’s top police official, Dr. Usman Anwar, has ordered tighter security across the province. The move comes as the country faces a tense and uncertain situation. All cities, including Lahore, are now under high alert. In a statement released Thursday, the Inspector General of Police confirmed the Punjab Police is fully prepared. He said all operational, strategic, and logistical systems are in place. “Our force is ready for any emergency,” he added. “We will protect public safety and respond quickly to any threat.” Dr. Anwar also stressed that police are working closely with Civil Defense, Rescue 1122, and local administration.…
In a shocking display of ballistic missile escalation, India fired four Prithvi missiles on 7 May 2025. The attack followed a baseless claim of a terrorist camp. Pakistan was falsely blamed for hosting the alleged site. The missiles targeted Lahore and other Pakistani cities. One missile reportedly landed near Kharian. Three of the missiles, however, did not hit Pakistani soil. Instead, they fell in Amritsar, the capital of Indian Punjab. This wasn’t a mistake. It appears to be a calculated move. The Indian leadership seems to have planted these missiles there deliberately. Their goal? To spark internal unrest and communal…
In a high-level meeting held on Wednesday, the National Security Committee (NSC) condemned India’s aggression in the strongest terms. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired the session. The committee denounced the unprovoked missile, drone, and air strikes across Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. These attacks were declared as clear violations of Pakistan’s sovereignty. According to the NSC, India’s aggression targeted innocent civilians. Mosques and homes were deliberately hit. As a result, many innocent men, women, and children lost their lives. Pakistan labeled these actions as brutal crimes and violations of international law. The NSC declared that the responsibility for any…
