Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has announced that the country successfully conducted strikes on multiple Indian airfields, severely damaging Indian defense systems in a calibrated response to recent provocations. Asif emphasized that Pakistan is now fully prepared for the next stage of military operations if required.
Asif detailed that the strikes targeted key Indian military assets, including airfields and a Russian-supplied defense system that has now been rendered ineffective. He clarified that despite Indian attacks on sites like Nur Khan Air Base, Pakistan sustained no significant losses, showcasing the effectiveness of its defensive and offensive strategies.
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The defense minister highlighted the crucial role of Pakistan’s Air Force in the operation, describing its performance as fundamental to the mission’s success. He also stressed that Pakistan’s actions are part of a broader, carefully calculated strategy that incorporates diplomatic advice from allies such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, who have urged restraint and patience.
Reiterating Pakistan’s readiness, Asif confirmed that preparations for any necessary future operations are complete, underlining that the country will escalate its response if circumstances demand it.
