Archive · 28 May 2025
Indian Air Force Strikes Target Pakistani Air Bases in Retaliation
In response to Pakistani missile attacks, the Indian Air Force launched Operation Sindoor, striking air bases across Pakistan.
These strikes targeted Pakistani air defenses and military infrastructure.
The Bholari airbase, near Karachi, was hit, damaging several aircraft.
This operation was a direct retaliation for Pakistan's actions.
The strikes took place over two days, resulting in significant damage and disruption.
India launched airstrikes on Pakistani airbases as part of Operation Sindoor.
The strikes were in response to Pakistani missile attacks on Indian targets.
Bholari airbase, near Karachi, was among those targeted, housing fighter jets and an AEW&C aircraft.
The Indian Air Force aimed to cripple Pakistan's air defense network and air bases.
Strikes occurred between May 9th and 10th, causing significant damage.
- Who
- Indian Air Force
- What
- Airstrikes targeting Pakistani air bases and air defenses.
- When
- Between May 9th-10th.
- Where
- Pakistani air bases, including Bholari, Nur Khan, Mushaf, and Shahbaz.
- Why
- Retaliation for Pakistani missile strikes.
- Operation Name
- Sindoor
- Retaliation For
- Pakistani missile strikes
- Targets
- Pakistani air bases
- Key Airbase
- Bholari
- Date of Strikes
- May 9-10
- Aircraft at Bholari
- Fighter jets and AEW&C aircraft
Sources
Satellite pics show how India targeted underground complex at Pak's Murid base
Operation Sindoor: Satellite images show how India targeted underground facilities at Pak's Murid airbase
Words of War: GBU-57 Massive Ordinance Penetrator
IAF brought PAK to its knees in Operation Sindoor, will take Islamabad at least 5 years to recover: Report
Civil defence mock drill to be conducted in states bordering Pakistan on May 29
Pak's Bholari base hangar hit by India had Saab airborne control aircraft, 4 jets
'Blinded, numbed, paralysed': How Operation Sindoor set Pakistan air force back by five years
