Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Pakistan Reconstructs Murid Airbase After IAF Strike
The Indian Air Force attacked a building at Pakistan's Murid Airbase on May 10, 2025.
This building is important for controlling drones.
The attack caused a lot of damage, including a collapsed roof.
Satellite pictures show that Pakistan is now fixing the building, covering it with a big red tarp.
Experts think the Indians used special missiles that go through roofs to cause maximum damage inside.
The airbase is also a hub for unmanned vehicles.
Other Pakistani airbases were also hit and are being repaired.
This happened during a big conflict between India and Pakistan.
Indian Air Force struck a command and control building at Murid Airbase on May 10, 2025.
Satellite imagery shows extensive reconstruction activity covered by a large red tarpaulin.
Damage included roof collapse, structural damage, and likely internal destruction.
Pakistan is repairing multiple airbases, including runways and hangars, after IAF strikes.
The strike was a response to Pakistani drone incursions and attacks on Indian Air Force facilities.
- Who
- Indian Air Force (IAF) and Pakistan Air Force (PAF)
- What
- Strike on Murid Airbase and subsequent reconstruction
- When
- May 10, 2025 (strike), December 16, 2025 (reconstruction observed)
- Where
- Murid Airbase, Chakwal District, Punjab, Pakistan
- Why
- Response to Pakistani drone incursions and attacks on IAF facilities
- Date of Strike
- May 10, 2025
- Location of Strike
- Murid Airbase, Chakwal District, Punjab, Pakistan
- Type of Building
- Command and Control
- Damage Observed
- Roof collapse, structural damage, internal destruction
- Reconstruction Status
- Extensive, covered by large red tarpaulin
- Weapons Used
- Missiles with roof-penetrating warheads (suspected)
- Airbase Purpose
- Hub for UAVs and UCAVs
- Other Affected Airbases
- Mushaf, Rahim Yar Khan, Jacobabad, Bholari, Sukkur, Nur Khan