Islamabad, 10 May,2025: Fateh-1 missile strikes were reported as part of Pakistan’s ongoing Operation Bunyan Un Marsoos, targeting several Indian military locations in a continued exchange of hostilities between the two countries.
The Pakistani military confirmed that it had launched a series of precision strikes using its Fateh-1 missile system.
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These strikes, according to official sources, aimed at disrupting logistical and operational infrastructure inside Indian territory.
No independent confirmation has yet been made regarding the number of casualties or the exact nature of the damage caused.
A video shared by defence officials appeared to show the launch and impact of the Fateh-1 missile, suggesting that multiple sites were engaged during the operation.
Analysts believe the use of this missile system reflects a shift toward more tactical, targeted strikes in the unfolding military developments.
This phase of Operation Bunyan Un Marsoos was described by security experts as a calculated escalation, intended to respond to recent Indian military actions.
The footage and reports suggest that the selected targets included enemy positions considered vital to Indian field operations.
Indian authorities have not issued a detailed response regarding the reported strikes or potential losses. However, local media outlets have acknowledged increased security alerts across border regions and military installations.
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Diplomatic channels have remained largely quiet, even as international observers urge restraint on both sides to prevent further deterioration of regional stability.
The Fateh-1 missile, a short-range surface-to-surface guided weapon developed by Pakistan, has been used in recent years as a part of the country’s expanding precision-strike capabilities.
While official statements emphasize strategic objectives, the overall situation remains tense. Both nations continue to mobilize their respective forces, with further developments expected in the coming days.
