In a stunning show of precision warfare, satellite images released by India's defence ministry and commercial sources confirm India carried out coordinated airstrikes on eight Pakistani airbases on May 10. The strikes came hours before a ceasefire understanding was reached between the two nations.
From Sialkot to Jacobabad, Indian forces delivered pinpoint strikes using missiles and long-range weapons, dismantling Pakistan's military assets. The worst-hit-Rahim Yar Khan-suffered massive runway destruction, while Sargodha and Nur Khan airbases were rendered inoperable with visible damage to operational zones and equipment.
Experts like geo-intelligence analyst Damien Symon noted the precision and intent behind India's strategy: targeted hits with minimal collateral damage. Hangars, UAV depots, and radar systems were among the key targets, causing widespread functional disruption across Pakistan's air defence.
India didn't stop at bases. It struck early-warning radar installations too, disrupting Pakistan's surveillance capabilities and neutralizing its edge in real-time battlefield awareness.
This operation not only sent a strong military message but also showcased the clear edge India holds in precision warfare and strategic planning-changing the tone of the regional power dynamics overnight.
