Pakistan launches ‘Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos’ against Indian aggression

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Pakistan launches 'Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos' against Indian aggression

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan has launched ‘Operation Banyan Marsus’ against India, following the Indian aggression and attacking the three Pakistani airbases.

In this regard, security sources say that Pakistan has launched a regular retaliation against Indian aggression. Currently, Pakistan’s operation against India is ongoing. In response to India’s Operation Sindoor, Pakistan has named its operation ‘Operation Banyan Marsus’.

These Arabic words mean ‘lead wall’, and the Pakistan Army is currently carrying out a series of bombings.

Security sources confirmed that several targets in India are being successfully targeted, security sources say that Indian drones are being shot down by Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

Various targets in India are being targeted under Operation Banyan Marsus, a Brahmos missile storage site in the Beas region of India has been destroyed.

Trump claims US averted nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan

WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump has claimed that the United States intervention helped prevent a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan. 

He was speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said his administration played a key role in defusing tensions between the two South Asian nations following a series of military clashes, as stated through AFP News.

“We stopped a nuclear conflict. I think it could have been a bad nuclear war, millions of people could have been killed. So I’m very proud of that,” Trump stated.

India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed neighbors, recently agreed to a ceasefire after escalating border skirmishes raised international concerns. 

The statement underlines Washington’s continued interest in maintaining stability in South Asia, a region marked by a history of conflict between the two countries.

NA passes resolution praising armed forces for defending Pakistan

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly has unanimously passed a resolution commending the armed forces of Pakistan for their professionalism, vigilance, and bravery in defending the country’s sovereignty against unprovoked Indian aggression, according to Radio Pakistan.

In addition, the resolution, presented by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar, praised the military’s restraint and responsibility, stressing their “measured and befitting response” to the Indian actions.

The resolution also expressed gratitude to Almighty God for bestowing dignity and honour upon the nation in its defence efforts.

It further congratulated the people of Pakistan for showing unity across all political divides and standing firmly behind the national leadership with one voice.

Khawaja Asif criticizes Modi’s address as desperate attempt to salvage reputation

ISLAMABAD: Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has criticized Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent address, calling it a desperate effort to restore his standing.

During an interview on Geo News program, Asif said, “This is a very desperate attempt to salvage his reputation as a leader.” 

He further added,

“I don’t think there is any substance left in his talk.”

In addition, no official response has been issued from the Indian government, Asif’s statement adds to the ongoing diplomatic friction between the two neighbours. 

The minister stressed that such gestures from the Indian side lack credibility and are aimed merely at political survival rather than keeping a strong regional stability.

India continues baseless allegations against Pakistan: Security sources

ISLAMABAD: The security sources have strongly rejected recent reports by Indian media alleging drone violations by Pakistan, calling them false, baseless, and misleading.

According to security officials, no Pakistani drone has crossed the border or Line of Control (LoC). They stressed that the Indian media is once again spreading fabricated stories that have no connection to reality.

“Pakistan has always respected the ceasefire agreement in both letter and spirit,” said the sources, underlining Islamabad’s commitment to peace and stability in the region, as stated by state media PTV NEWS.

Pakistan maintains that dialogue and diplomacy are the only paths to lasting peace in the region.

COAS hails Operation Bunyanum Marsoos as defining moment in military history

RAWALPINDI:  Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir has termed the Pakistan Army’s “resolute and unified response” during Operation Bunyanum Marsoos as a “defining chapter” in the nation’s military history.

The Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), General Munir made these remarks during a visit to the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Rawalpindi today.

The Army Chief met with soldiers and civilians injured during the recent conflict period of Marka-i-Haq and the pivotal military operation.

Furthermore, General Munir appreciated the bravery and constant determination of the wounded personnel, acknowledging their sacrifices in defending the sovereignty and security of the nation. 

In addition, Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, launched as part of counter-terrorism efforts, has been lauded for its strategic precision and national significance. 

Also Read: Pakistan and India agree to full ceasefire following US mediation

The visit reflects the Army’s continued commitment to the welfare of its personnel and the recognition of their valor under extraordinary circumstances.

Rafale crashed: Indian Air marshal tacitly confessed

ISLAMABAD: Indian Air Martial confirmed Pakistan’s success of downing Rafael aircraft in a veiled confession.  Air Martial AK Bharti spoke to media person during a briefing while a journalist asked him about Pakistan’s claim of downing Rafael aircraft. Air martial Bharti said “at this time you should ask that weather we have earned our objective while launching an operation in the terrorists’ hideouts in Pakistan or not, if you ask that, my answer will be ‘yes’. But as far as your question is concerned, I cannot comment on it right now because if I answer it, its advantage will be adversary which we do not want now because still we are in the state of combat.

ALSO READ: Rafale loss underscores Pakistan’s air dominance: The Telegraph

The Indian air marshal went on to say that wars definitely cause losses. This indirect confession has actually confirmed Pakistan’s claime of a three Rafael Jets downed during the confrontation.

The Telegraph and many other news outlets have already confirmed Pakistan’s dominance in air including downing Rafael and other aircrafts of IAF.

Rafale crashed: Indian Air marshal tacitly confessed

PM announces ‘Youm-e-Tashakur’ to honour armed forces

ISLAMABAD: The nation is observing Youm-e-Tashakur (Day of Gratitude) today to express appreciation for the armed forces following the success of Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos and a “befitting response” to recent Indian aggression.

In addition, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had announced on Saturday that the day would be marked nationwide to honour the bravery, discipline, and operational effectiveness of Pakistan’s armed forces.

In this sense, special prayers and Nawafil were offered across the country in remembrance of the martyrs (shuhada) and veterans (ghazis), following the premier’s call for national unity and reflection.

Also Read: Pakistan and India agree to full ceasefire following US mediation

The day is seen as a symbol of solidarity, courage, and gratitude.

Trump offers mediation on Kashmir, praises India-Pakistan ceasefire

WASHINGTON: United States President Donald Trump has expressed willingness to work with India and Pakistan to play a role of mediation in mediating the long-standing Kashmir dispute, terming it a “concerning” issue.

This statement came a day after the US helped to mediate a ceasefire between the two South Asian neighbours.

In this sense, the post on Truth Social, Trump lauded the “strength, wisdom, and fortitude” of both nations for stopping what he described as a potentially devastating conflict.

“Millions of good and innocent people could have died,” he noted, calling the ceasefire a “historic and heroic decision.”

The president added that he would engage with both countries to explore a lasting solution on Kashmir. “After a thousand years, perhaps a solution can be found,” he stated.

Trump further pledged to substantially increase trade with both countries, calling India and Pakistan “great nations” and commending their leadership for taking courageous steps toward peace.

 

Shahbaz welcomes Trump’s offer on Kashmir peace

 

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has welcomed U.S. President Donald Trump’s offer to mediate in resolving the Kashmir issue. In a statement, Shehbaz Sharif expressed gratitude for President Trump’s leadership and commitment to global peace, calling his offer a significant step toward lasting peace in South Asia.

He emphasized the history of cooperation between Pakistan and the United States in promoting peace and security, highlighting close collaboration to protect and advance mutual interests. Shehbaz Sharif added that under President Trump’s leadership, Pakistan has found a strong partner, which will give new momentum to the strategic partnership between the two nations, extending beyond trade and investment to various other sectors.

Meanwhile, the Foreign Office also welcomed President Trump’s remarks on Pakistan-India relations.

The spokesperson acknowledged the positive role played by the U.S. and other friendly countries in fostering peace.

They praised the U.S. contribution to the recent ceasefire agreement and endorsed Trump’s offer to help resolve the Kashmir dispute, reiterating that the issue must be settled in accordance with United Nations resolutions.

Shahbaz welcomes Trump’s offer on Kashmir peace

The Foreign Office reaffirmed Pakistan’s longstanding stance that the Kashmiri people must be granted their right to self-determination.

It also expressed Pakistan’s desire to enhance trade, investment, and economic ties with the U.S. and affirmed continued engagement with the international community for regional peace, security, and prosperity.

ALSO READ: Trump offers to mediate Kashmir dispute

It is worth noting that President Trump had previously played a role in brokering a ceasefire between Pakistan and India and has now expressed willingness to assist both nations in finding a resolution to the long-standing Kashmir conflict.

Hajj operations resume after ceasefire and reopening of airspace

ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Religious Affairs has officially resumed Hajj operations following the announcement of a ceasefire between Pakistan and India and the subsequent reopening of Pakistan’s airspace, reported by media representatives.

In this regard, flight operations had been suspended nationwide after Indian missile attacks targeted three Pakistan Air Force bases late last night. 

The attacks were intercepted by Pakistan’s air defence systems, prompting the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) to declare an air emergency.

Furthermore, with tensions easing and a full ceasefire now in place, Pakistan has restored its airspace for all civilian and commercial flights. This move marks a return to normalcy and allows Hajj operations to continue as scheduled.

So far, 1,277 pilgrims have been flown to Saudi Arabia via special Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flights, with the remaining 1,013 expected to depart in the coming days. In total, 19,669 Pakistani pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia for Hajj.

Critical intelligence prompted US role in India-Pakistan ceasefire: CNN

ISLAMABAD:  CNN report has revealed that critical intelligence received by the United States prompted decisive intervention during the recent India-Pakistan conflict. As per the Trump administration officials, the intelligence indicated a high risk of escalation, leading to urgent diplomatic efforts by key US figures including Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles.

The nuclear-armed neighbors were nearing full-scale confrontation when President Donald Trump announced a “full and immediate ceasefire” on Saturday. In addition, Pakistan and the US credited Washington’s mediation, India maintained the ceasefire was a result of direct bilateral talks.

Also Read: Rubio confirms Pakistan and India to hold talks at neutral venue

The report disclosed that Vice President Vance personally called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging direct communication with Pakistan and suggesting a de-escalation path that US officials believed Pakistan would accept. This behind-the-scenes involvement had not been reported before the ceasefire.

Pakistan reopens airspace following ceasefire with India

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has officially reopened its airspace to all civilian and commercial flights after a major de-escalation of tensions with India.

Meanwhile, the Pakistan Airports Authority stated that Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) had been issued, allowing full restoration of flight operations nationwide. All airports across the country are now fully functional and prepared to resume routine services.

This particular decision follows a renewed commitment by Pakistan and India to uphold the 2003 ceasefire agreement along the Line of Control (LoC).

Enemy drones detected over Peshawar; air defences respond swiftly

Prime Minister Shehbaz congratulates nation on ceasefire, hails armed forces’ response

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has congratulated the nation following a successful ceasefire agreement with India, calling it a victory of national honour and principles.

The prime minister praised the armed forces for their “professional and effective response” to what he described as “cowardly and shameful” aggression by the enemy in recent days. He said the operation was not just military action, but a stand against hatred, violence, and religious extremism.

“You have made it clear to the world that Pakistan is a self-respecting nation,” he stated. “Our honour is more valuable to us than our lives. When challenged, we stand united like a wall of iron.”

Prime Minister Shehbaz focused on that the success of the ceasefire was not just a military victory but one shared by the entire nation. “We responded in a way that suits a dignified and honourable people,” he said.

He also gave gratitude to global leaders, including US President Donald Trump, and the heads of China, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations, for their support in helping to secure the ceasefire agreement.

Indian stock markets tumble amid escalating conflict with Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Indian stock markets recorded a sharp decline this week, wiping out approximately $83 billion in market capitalisation, as rising military tensions with Pakistan unnerved investors and sent shockwaves across financial markets.

The downturn intensified on Friday following Pakistan’s launch of Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos, a large-scale military response to Indian missile strikes earlier in the week. 

The Nifty 50 index dropped by 1.1% on Friday, closing just above the critical 24,000 mark. The BSE Sensex also slid 1.1%, ending the session below the 80,000 level for the first time this month, it is as reported by The Reuters

“With so much escalation, domestic markets are jittery because further retaliatory measures from Pakistan could lead to a prolonged, full-fledged conflict,” said Avinash Gorakshaka, Head of Research at Profitmart Securities.

Furthermore, Sector-wise, 12 of the 13 major indices ended the week in negative territory. Small-cap and mid-cap stocks suffered the most, falling 1.9% and 0.8% respectively, reflecting heightened investor caution. 

Pakistan and India agree to a full ceasefire following US mediation

ISLAMABAD: United States President Donald Trump announced that India and Pakistan have agreed to a full and immediate ceasefire following a series of deadly military exchanges.

This announcement comes after an intense diplomatic effort led by the United States to defuse hostilities between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

Furthermore, tensions between the two nations surged after a deadly attack on April 22 in Pahalgam, located in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), which resulted in 26 fatalities. 

In this sense, India accused Pakistan-based elements of orchestrating the attack, though no evidence was made public. Pakistan strongly denied the accusations.

Khawaja Asif rejects NCA meeting reports amid escalating tensions with India

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India continue to rise in tension, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has categorically denied reports of any recent or upcoming meeting of the National Command Authority (NCA), the body responsible for the country’s nuclear arsenal and strategic decision-making.

“There has been no meeting of the National Command Authority, nor is any such meeting scheduled,” Asif told media representatives, dismissing speculation of imminent strategic escalation amid the rapidly evolving conflict.

Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Muhammad Ishaq Dar indicated a possible off-ramp in the crisis, signalling Islamabad’s willingness to halt further action if India does the same.

 

“If India stops here, we will consider stopping here too,” he stated in a nationally televised interview.

On the other hand, a high-level press conference in New Delhi featured Indian Air Force Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, Indian Army Colonel Sophia Qureshi, and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri. 

In addition, Singh stressed India’s openness to de-escalation, provided Pakistan reciprocates. Colonel Qureshi mentioned that Pakistan’s strikes earlier this week had inflicted damage on Indian military assets and personnel at five key airbases, Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, Bhuj, and Bathinda, after targeting over two dozen sites.

PM briefs President Zardari on Pakistan’s response

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met President Asif Ali Zardari at Aiwan-e-Sadr today. He briefed the president on Indian aggression and Pakistan’s response under Operation Bunyan-un-Marsous.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar, along with Law Minister Senator Azam Nazeer Tarar, also attended the meeting.

The president praised the Armed Forces for their bravery and professionalism. He commended them for delivering a strong response to India’s unprovoked missile attacks.

President Zardari said Pakistan had shown restraint despite repeated Indian provocations. He noted that India’s continued hostility forced Pakistan to act in defence of its sovereignty and people.

He stressed that the entire nation stands firmly with its Armed Forces. He reaffirmed Pakistan’s full commitment to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity at all costs.

 

Pakistan launches missile to bring down Indian defence system

FM Ishaq Dar discusses current regional situation with Saudi counterpart

 

India attacks Sheikh Zayed International Airport in RYK

India targeted a symbol of friendship between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates. The airport was built in 1993 and named after Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

India also attempted to target Nankana Sahib yesterday.

China offers mediation to defuse India-Pakistan tensions

On Saturday, China urged Pakistan and India to exercise restraint and avoid actions that could escalate tensions, emphasizing that peace and stability between the two South Asian nations are vital for regional security.

In a statement, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said Beijing is closely observing the situation and is ready to play a constructive role in helping to ease tensions.

“De-escalation is crucial not only for Pakistan and India but also for the broader stability of the region,” a ministry spokesperson stated. “We call on both sides to stay calm and refrain from any provocative actions.”

Pakistan bombs Indian intel centres in IIOJK

Pakistan has targeted and destroyed key Indian Military Intelligence training facilities located in  Rajouri and Nowshera Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).

According to security sources, both centres were allegedly being used to train operatives for cross-border terrorist activities inside Pakistan. The strike is described as a significant blow to Indian covert operations in the region.

The operation marks a major escalation in Pakistan’s response to what it terms “state-sponsored terrorism” originating from across the border. Pakistani military sources claim that precision-guided strikes were used to neutralize the facility without civilian casualties.

The Indian training centre was being used to plan and direct terrorist activities inside Pakistan, according to security sources.

India’s first lady pilot of Rafale arrested

India’s first lady pilot of Rafale, Sqn ldr Shivangi Singh captured in the Hajira sector of Azad Kashsmir by Pakistan after destroying her jet.

Pakistan ready to de-escalate if India refrains from further aggression: DPM 

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly spoke with Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar as well and urged Pakistan to halt further actions against India and pursue de-escalation.

Dar responded that Pakistan is ready to de-escalate, but only if India refrains from further aggression. He warned that any continued provocation would prompt an even stronger response from Pakistan, placing the responsibility for de-escalation squarely on India.

Pakistan blows up India’s Bhatinda Air Field

In another significant development, India’s Bathinda Airfield has reportedly been destroyed.

Pakistan destroy India’s Udhampur Air Base and Airfield in Pathankot

Pakistani forces retaliated strongly and destroyed the Udhampur Air Base. In addition, Pakistan has destroyed the airfield in Pathankot. In addition, the Brahmos missile storage site in the Beas area of ​​India was also destroyed.

Various targets are being targeted in India under Operation Banyan Marsus. The Brahmos missile storage site in the Beas area of ​​India was destroyed.

Several targets are being targeted in India in ‘Operation Banyan Marsus’. All the Indian military bases from which attacks were carried out on the people and mosques of Pakistan yesterday are being destroyed.

Pakistan targets Udhampur Air Base with three Fateh-1 missile strikes

Pakistan has targeted India’s Udhampur Air Base with a barrage of three missiles as part of its retaliatory military action.

According to security sources, the missiles fired were the indigenously developed Fateh-1.

Pakistan forces destroy Indian Army brigade headquarters, supply depot

Pakistan armed forces has destroyed an Indian Army brigade headquarters and the supply depot at Uri as Pakistan launched a retaliatory operation against the Indian aggression. Pakistan military is striking a wide range of military targets in its retaliation.

Pakistan disables 70% of India’s electricity grid knocked out in cyber strike

According to security sources, Pakistan has disabled 70% of India’s power grid through a cyberattack.

India’s Adampur airfield destroyed

India’s Adampur airfield has been destroyed. It should be remembered that missiles were fired from Adampur airfield at Sikhs in Amritsar, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Pakistan threatens strikes on economic hubs if India acts again

Pakistan political and military leadership has warned if Indian takes further action, Pakistan will target its economic hub and other high-value targets.

Security forces said that Pakistan’s categorical response to further Indian action is also ready. Pakistan’s leadership has decided that if India takes further action, high-value targets will be targeted there.

Pakistan’s political and military leadership has strictly warned that in the event of India’s counter-attack, India’s economic targets will also be targeted. If India takes any action now, it will have to face serious consequences.

Pakistan ‘destroys’ key Indian artillery site

Security sources said that the Pakistani armed forces have destroyed an Indian artillery gun position in Dehrangyari.

PM Shehbaz summons National Command Authority’s meeting

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has summoned a meeting of National Command Authority. Following Pakistan launched “Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos” and hit several Indian military sites.

JF-17 Thunder’s hypersonic missiles destroy India’s S-400 system in Adampur

JF-17 Thunder’s hypersonic missiles destroyed India’s S-400 system in Adampur, security sources said.

They said the S-400 air defense system is worth about $1.5 billion.

Pakistan launches cyberattack, hacks several Indian websites

Security sources has said that Pakistan has launched a sweeping cyberattack, hacking into several high-profile Indian websites.

Among the targeted sites is the official website of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which was taken down along with critical data.

The attack also affected the websites of the Crime Research Investigation Agency, Mahanagar Telecommunication Corporation Limited (MTCL), and Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) — a key supplier of military equipment to the Indian armed forces.

Additionally, the website of the All India Naval Technical Supervisory Staff Association was also breached, with hackers reportedly erasing its entire content.

Pakistan destroys Indian military intelligence training centre in Rajouri

Pakistan security sources claimed that a key Indian military intelligence training facility in India’s Rajouri, used to orchestrate terrorist activities inside Pakistan, has been destroyed.

India’s Sirsa Airfield destroyed

Security sources confirmed that Pakistan has destroyed the Sirsa Airfield in a precision strike.

Indian media outlets have confirmed the airfield’s destruction.

Pakistani drone flights in New Delhi

Pakistan has launched a counter-attack against India aggression after which Pakistani drones have been seen flying in New Delhi.

According to reports, Pakistani drones are currently continuously flying in the skies of New Delhi, which is causing serious concern in New Delhi. Security experts say that the presence of Pakistani drones is raising serious questions about India’s defense system.

PAF attack jams Indian military satellite

Pakistan Air Force (PAF) continued its attacks in India and it jammed An Indian military satellite.

According to reports, the Indian military satellite is currently non-operational following the PAF action.

This development comes amid heightened tensions between the two neighbouring countries.

Pakistan destroys India’s Uri field supply depot

India’s Uri field supply depot has reportedly been destroyed in Pakistani strikes under the ongoing retaliatory “Operation Bunyan ul Marsoos”.

Rubio urge Pakistan and India to find ways to deescalate tensions

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has urged both Pakistan and India to find ways to deescalate tensions. He also offered US assistance in starting constructive talks in order to avoid future conflicts.

US State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce has confirmed that Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir in a phone call to discuss the ongoing situation in the region.

India’s Bhatinda Air Field destroyed

Pakistani forces continued their operation against the Indian aggression as it started a retaliation operation. In a significant development, India’s Bathinda Airfield has been destroyed.

India’s Surat Garh airfield destroyed

India’s Suratgarh airfield has been destroyed in a Pakistani strike; in addition to this, Pakistani drone flights are continuing in New Delhi.

Pakistani drones fly over India’s Gujarat for 3 hours

Security sources said that Pakistani drones have been flying over Indian Prime Minister Modi’s home state of Gujarat for the past three hours.

 

The story is developing

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