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May 10, 2025 11:17 AM - Connect Newsroom

India attacked 8 military installations in Pakistan on Friday night

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Meanwhile, the BSF has released a video saying that the launch pad of the terrorists located at Luni in Sialkot, Pakistan was destroyed last night.(Photo: The Canadian Press)

The Indian Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of External Affairs informed at 10.30 am today that the Indian army attacked several installations in Pakistan late on Friday night.

Giving information about this, Army spokesperson Colonel Sophia Qureshi said that India attacked 8 military installations in Pakistan last night during a 3-hour interval. These installations include Pakistan's airbase and weapons depots.

Meanwhile, the BSF has released a video saying that the launch pad of the terrorists located at Luni in Sialkot, Pakistan was destroyed last night. Indian news agencies quoted intelligence sources as saying that five terrorists who attacked in Pahalgam have been killed.

The BSF has identified them as Abu Jundal, Hafiz Mohammad Jamil, Mohammad Jusuf Azhar, Mohammad Salim and Mohammad Hassan Khan. Among them, Jusuf was the mastermind of the Kandahar hijack.

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