Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Pakistan Reveals More Indian Targets in Operation Sindoor
Following a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India launched Operation Sindoor in retaliation.
Pakistan has now revealed through its own documents that India struck 28 targets, which is more than the 20 originally stated by India.
The new locations targeted by India are Peshawar, Jhang, Hyderabad, and others.
This information suggests India caused more damage than initially acknowledged, which may explain why Pakistan quickly requested a ceasefire.
The disclosure undercuts Pakistan's earlier claims of inflicting heavy losses on India.
Pakistan's own documents reveal more Indian targets.
India hit 28 targets during Operation Sindoor.
Indian authorities initially reported 20 targets.
Retaliatory strikes followed the Pahal terror attack.
Pakistan's admission suggests greater damage than initially stated.
- Who
- India and Pakistan.
- What
- Indian airstrikes on Pakistani territory.
- When
- Operation Sindoor took place on April 22.
- Where
- Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
- Why
- In retaliation for the Pahal terror attack.
- Pahal Terror Attack Date
- April 22
- Pahal Attack Casualties
- 26 Indian Civilians
- Reported Indian Targets
- 28
- Initially Disclosed Targets
- 20
- Newly Revealed Locations
- Peshawar, Jhang, Hyderabad, etc.
- Reason for Operation Sindoor
- Retaliation for Pahal attack
Sources
Major espionage network uncovered in India: ISI using Indian SIM cards for covert operations
Punjab man arrested for spying for Pakistan, was pictured with terrorist Hafiz Saeed
Punjab Police arrests Pakistan spy from Tarn Taran for sharing sensitive info to ISI during Operation Sindoor
Punjab man held for spying during Operation Sindoor, accused of leaking Army details to ISI
Man held in Punjab for sharing sensitive information with Pakistan
