Update: Targets Struck by Pakistan in Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos

Islamabad: According to official Pakistani sources, the following military and strategic sites in India were targeted during the ongoing Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos:

• Indian National Power Grid: A large-scale cyber offensive reportedly crippled 70% of India’s electricity infrastructure, significantly disrupting national power distribution systems.
• S-400 Air Defence System at Adampur: Pakistan Air Force’s JF-17 Thunder, equipped with hypersonic missiles, is said to have destroyed the highly advanced Russian-made S-400 system stationed in Adampur, Punjab.
• Military Intelligence Facility in Rajouri (Indian-Occupied Kashmir): Allegedly identified as a center for cross-border subversion activities, this training compound was targeted and reportedly destroyed.
• “KG Top” Brigade Headquarters: A strategic military command post, hit as part of Pakistan’s broader strike on operational command infrastructure.
• Supply Depot in Uri: Pakistan claims to have neutralized this logistics hub which supported Indian army operations along the Line of Control (LoC).
• Multiple Indian Airbases:
  • Adampur
  • Udhampur
  • Pathankot
  • Suratgarh
  • Sirsa
  • Bathinda
  • Halwara
  • Akhnoor Aviation Base
  These installations were reportedly hit due to their role in launching prior missile or drone attacks on Pakistani soil.
• Artillery Positions:
  • Dehrangyari
  • Mankot (Indian-Occupied Kashmir)
  These sites were said to have been used in shelling operations across the LoC.
• BrahMos Missile Storage Facility in Beas: Cited as a major blow to India’s missile readiness, this facility was reportedly struck early in the operation.
• Forward Posts Opposite Phuklian Sector: Pakistan targeted active Indian positions directly facing this critical sector on the international border.
• LoC Posts Hit:
  • Rabtanwali PostJazeera Post ComplexKafir MehriShahpar 3Ghadar Top
  These were described as offensive Indian posts across the LoC, allegedly involved in earlier ceasefire violations and attacks on civilian areas in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.