Pakistan has the last laughter

Karachi:

In the first hours following the uninsured attack on India, the armed forces of Pakistan launched a calibrated response – the code named code bunyanum marsoos – the one that not only neutralized incoming threats and drew the attention of the world instantly, but also sent a clear message to New Delhi – Heaven above Pakistan would not have been transferred to the attack or violations of violations national soverigne.

What happened was not only a military response, but a moment of rare operational clarity – intercepted drones, the domination of the reaffirmed air and the command of the slaloming story of the victory, turned by the media apparatus of India faithful to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recovered with measured confidence – all in a single swoop, under the banner of Operation Bunyanum Maroos.

Behind the scenes, the coordination between the Pakistani air force, the army and the navy allowed the response not only proportional, but tactically above India’s capacities. The best brass of the military, appearing in a rare media briefing of tri -service, transmitted a calm precision – a lively contrast with their visibly tense Indian counterparts, who, a few hours later, fought to explain the precise story in the two figures and the details in front of a press corps which had largely offered the account of the government throughout the climbing – a question by an interrogation of Indian missiles and Indian missiles and Indian missiles and Indian missiles and breaches, but a conclusion.

For Pakistan, which started as a military counter quickly turned into a full spectrum strength show. Its reprisals were targeted not only the concentrations of Indian troops and aerial assets, but the vertebral column of India’s operational command – missile silos with drone fleets, air defense shields with digital firewalls. In a closely coordinated air offensive, Pakistan has neutralized 26 high -value military installations in five Indian states, leaving behind what experts have described as structural wreck and tactical disarray for their opponent.

In Beas and Nagrota – The sites had used attacks against Pakistan who killed more than 30 people – Brahmos storage facilities have been reduced to ashes. In Udhampur, Pakistan security officials have revealed that India’s S -400 air defense systems – the jewel of the crown of its aerial shield – were erased in minutes. Pathankot Airbase, long considered a first-line launch, has confirmed, has been made ineffective, its crumpled tracks and charred hangars. The Jalandhar logistics center has been the subject of sustained precision fire, triggering secondary explosions and cutting crucial supply chains.

According to officials, at a time when Pakistan strikes reached Nagrota, Akhoror and Uri, the writing was on the Wall of India – not only would be welcomed with force, but its military calculation had evolved – leaner, faster and digital fatal.

The assault against the siege of the Northern Srinagar command – which left more than 21 confirmed dead, officials said, sent shock waves via the northern military belt of India. The arms depot and the Chandigarh communications grid were compromised in the same way, as is the Suratgarh aerodrome, pushing the retired Indian Air Force operations.

Even the precious Rafale planes of India – long sold in the world as emblems of guaranteed aerial supremacy – have failed to turn the trend. According to several foreign media, including CNN, three of these jets were killed in the sectors of Siackot, Lahore and Kashmir.

A pilot, confirmed Pakistani security officials, was captured near Sialkot – a development that has still undermined the official story of the Bharatiya Janata party and fueled domestic discomfort in India. While images of the wreckage circulated largely, the authorities blocked more than 8,000 accounts of social media, including the BBC Ourdou, as part of a decree.

Addressing Al Jazeera for damage caused by Pakistan retaliation strikes, Shashank Joshi, editor-in-chief of defense in The Economist, noted that it was “entirely possible” that India underestimates the progress of Chinese manufacturing missiles in Pakistan. But these “damage” stretched far beyond visible borders. In a deep -penetration drone campaign, Pakistani drones in dotted lines and cross targets from Uri to Pokhran, from Amritsar to Barmer – grasp by logistics corridors, fuel discharges and communication outpatients. More than 90 Indian drones said security officials have been neutralized. Even air space near the Delhi national capital region was not spared during the operation.

At the same time, a silent war was waged in cyberspace. Pakistan has disabled Ten Scada Networks, paralyzing 70% of the Northern Energy Grid. The digital infrastructure of Indian railways, the details collected later, has shown a total collapse. The gas supplies in Delhi and cashmere were cut. The information published by Pakistani officials confirm that the main databases of the Indian government, surveillance systems and at least three national media networks have been seriously compromised – with Aadhaar Systems, the Indian Air Force Network and even the Maharashtra electoral commission among the confirmed objectives. In total, more than 2,500 surveillance knots were raped. The data reveal that dozens of web portals – including those of BJP and power defense manufacturers – have been fully degraded or erased.

Addressing a press conference to announce the successful conclusion of Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), Lieutenant-General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, said that Pakistan had promised justice and remuneration for reprehensible Indian aggression and the murders of its citizens. “Alhamdulillah! The armed forces of Pakistan held the promise made to our people.”

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