India Strikes Pakistani Military Bases in Retaliation, Targets Key Installations: Colonel Sofiya Qureshi

By A Staff Reporter

In a detailed account of India's military response to Pakistan's deliberate targeting of Indian air bases, Colonel Sofiya Qureshi provided key insights into the Indian Armed Forces' swift and well-coordinated retaliation. Speaking from Delhi, Colonel Qureshi outlined the strategic precision with which India struck several Pakistani military bases and critical infrastructure.

“After Pakistan deliberately targeted air bases, the Indian armed forces took a quick and well-planned retaliatory action,” Qureshi explained. The Indian forces targeted technical installations, command and control centres, radar sites, and arms stores across various locations in Pakistan, signaling India’s preparedness for any escalation.

The targeted sites included military bases at Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Chunian, with the strikes carried out using air-launched precision ammunition and fighter jets. Qureshi also highlighted the precision strikes on radar sites in Pasrur and the aviation base in Sialkot, stressing that these were executed with minimal collateral damage.

“We ensured minimum collateral damage and losses during these actions,” she said, emphasizing the operational efficiency and professionalism of the Indian military in carrying out the strikes with precision.