ISPR Admits Indian Missile Strikes Down Pakistani Cities in 'Operation Sindoor'

New Delhi: India launched Operation Sindoor, a mission designed to neutralise specific threats without provoking a full-scale military escalation. The operation was conducted between 01:05Am to 01:30AM on Wednesday. The operation reflects India's commitment to safeguarding its national security while maintaining regional stability. 

ISPR Admits Indian Missile Strikes Down Pakistani Cities

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) of Pakistan has admitted that Indian missile strikes hit 9 locations as part of Operation Sindoor. Exact number of caualties are not disclosed but according to sources at least 12 terrorists are killed in this midnight action. The sites targeted include Kotli, Bahawalpur, Muridke, Bagh and Muzaffarabad.

“All strikes were made by India from its own airspace. Pakistan will respond to it at a time and place of its own choosing. It will not go unanswered. The temporary pleasure of India will be replaced by enduring grief,” ISPR stated in its statement.

India launched Operation Sindoor

Sources indicate that the strike was carefully planned, leveraging intelligence inputs and advanced operational tactics to achieve maximum impact with minimal disruption. The approach underlines India's focus on deterrence and strategic precision rather than open conflict.

‘OPERATION SINDOOR’, has hit terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan on the other hand has declared a state of emergency. All schools and colleges in Pakistan have been closed.