LIVE: Pakistan counter-attack to India – Operation Bunyan al Marsoos
This is a live update regarding Operation Bunyan al Marsoos, which is currently being executed as a counter-offensive in response to recent Indian military actions targeting several Pakistani airbases, including Nur Khan airbase, Shorkot airbase and Murid airbase.
[8:02 am] Multiple Indian targets hit by Fatah-1
Pakistan’s retaliatory response continues, with multiple Indian targets hit by the Fatah-1 missile system. A video surfaced showing the missile system in action against Indian installations.
Read more: Fatah-1 missile launched against India in memory of martyred children
[7:46 am] Indian Sirsa airfield targeted
The Indian Sirsa airfield was confirmed as having been “destroyed” by Indian media.
[7:36 am] Destruction of Indian military intelligence training centre
Reports confirmed the destruction of an Indian military intelligence training centre in Rajouri, which was involved in terrorism against Pakistan.
[7:35 am] Sharjeel Inam Memon calls for peace
Sharjeel Inam Memon called for peace in the region, warning that continued aggression from India could lead to “serious consequences”.
[7:29 am] Maharashtra under darkness
A complete power outage in Maharashtra was attributed to a cyberattack by Pakistan, affecting both commercial and domestic electricity metres.
[7:19 am] Pakistan warns of “nuclear threshold being breached”
In an interview with the Reuters, the Federal Minister of Planning, Development, and Special Initiatives and Inter Provincial Coordination, Ahsan Iqbal stated that Pakistan would “hate to see the nuclear threshold being breached”.
The planning minister added that he hoped “India will now de-escalate to move to dialogue and diplomacy”.
[7:16 am] Official BJP website hacked
In a cyber warfare update, it was reported that most Indian website, including the official website Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was hacked as part of Pakistan counterattack.
Sensitive data from various Indian agencies has been leaked.
[7:15] Ishaq Dar warns of escalation
Deputy Prime Minister, Ishaq Dar, warned that Pakistan was prepared to escalate its response if India does not cease its aggressive actions. He stated that the patience of Pakistani military has run out.
[7:10 am] Pakistan destroys India’s S-400 air defence system
The Pakistan Air Force’s JF-17 Thunder hypersonic missiles destroyed India’s S-400 air defense system in Adampur, valued at approximately $1.5 billion.
Read more: Pakistan destroys Indian S-400 defence system in precision strike
[7:09 am] Dar criticises Indian aggression
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar criticised India for its aggressive action, stating “Whatever we are doing till now, we are doing in self-defense”.
He described India’s behaviour as duplicitous, saying “India is stabbing us in the back while pretending to be friendly”.
[7:05 am] Pakistan warplanes safe, Indian claims false
Security sources stated that all Pakistani warplanes are safe, countering Indian false claims of having destroyed Pakistani aircraft.
[7:04 am] Indian Suratgarh airfield targeted
Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar reported the destruction of the Indian Suratgarh airfield and confirmed that Pakistan has shot down 80 Indian drones.
[6:53 am] PM Office confirms NCA meeting agenda
The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that the meeting will focus on the national security strategies following the martyrdom of Pakistani children due to cross-border aggression.
The PM states, “Pakistan has not forgotten and will not forget the martyrdom of these innocent children”.
[6:43 am] PM calls emergency NCA meeting
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif called for an emergency meeting of the National Command Authority (NCA) in response to the latest Indian attacks.
The meeting is set to address the ongoing counter-offensive, ‘Operation Bunyan un Maroos’, which includes the recent launch of the al-Fath missile.
[6:30 am] Explosion reported in Udhampur
Indian media reported an explosion in Udhampur, with several video footages online showing smoke rising from the site.
[6:27 am] Pakistani drones over Delhi
Reports indicate that Pakistani drones are currently flying over the Indian capital, New Delhi, raising concerns among Indians about airspace security and potential military escalation.
[6:18 am] Destruction of military assets
Indian artillery gun positions Dehrangyari have been destroyed, along with a BrahMos missile storage site in Nagrota. Heavy casualties have been reported among enemy forces as multiple targets continue to be hit in the ongoing operation.
[5:56 am] India’s Adampur airfield targeted
Reports confirm that India’s Adampur airfield, the Adampur Air Force Station, a launchpad for missile strikes against targets in Pakistan, has been targeted as part of Pakistan’s counter-offensive operation: Bunyan al Marsoos.
[5:45 am] India plunged into darkness
Reports indicate that approximately 70 per cent of India’s power grid has been knocked out by a cyberattack.
[5:38 am] Indian brigade headquarters targeted
India brigade headquarters at the KG Top has been targeted, along with a supply depot in Uri.
[5:37 am] Atta Tarar’s tweet
A tweet from Information Minister Atta Tarar references the Quran verse from Surah As-Saf (61:4)
إِنَّ ٱللَّهَ يُحِبُّ ٱلَّذِينَ يُقَـٰتِلُونَ فِى سَبِيلِهِۦ صَفًّۭا كَأَنَّهُم بُنْيَـٰنٌۭ مَّرْصُوصٌۭ ٤
The information minister emphasised unity in the face of war, as Pakistan continues its military operation.
[5:21 am] “Multiple targets engaged”
Reports indicate that all bases responsible for attacks on Pakistani civilians and military assets are being currently targeted. Multiple locations are “actively being engaged” in the operation.
[5:09 am] Key military installations destroyed
Several security sources confirmed the destruction of the BrahMos storage site in Beas, along with the Udhampur airbase and the airfield in Pathankot.
[4:41 am] Counter-offensive targets multiple locations
Multiple locations are being engaged in India as part of the counter-offensive.
[4:34 am] Operation Bunyan un Marsoos initiated
Pakistan initiated Operation Bunyan un Maroos in response to Indian attacks on Pakistan airbases: Nur Khan, Shorkot and Murid.
Read more: Pakistan launches counter-offensive: Operation Bunyan al Marsoos
Background
The conflict between India and Pakistan escalated dramatically in the early hours of May 10, Saturday, when the former launched several attacks targeting military bases in Pakistan.
The DG ISPR confirmed that airbases in Nur Khan, Shorkot, and Murid were targeted. However, the missiles were intercepted and did not cause much damage.
The director general vowed a retaliation, with the Pakistan forces launching Operation Bunyan un Maroos. The operation aims to target Indian military installations involved in the attacks on Pakistani airbases.
The situation has drawn international attention, with calls for de-escalation from the G7.
Indian posts at Pandu sector destroyed
The Pakistan Army has continued its strong response to Indian aggression along the Line of Control (LoC), destroying several enemy posts in a series of retaliatory strikes, security sources said on Saturday.
According to the sources, the military successfully targeted and demolished multiple Indian positions across different sectors.
In Pandu sector, the Indian military’s Chao Gali post was destroyed, while in Leepa sector, the Lal Jan, Salamabad and Suka Jabra posts were also reduced to rubble.
These actions are part of a broader operation launched in response to unprovoked Indian shelling and increased hostilities across the LoC.
Security sources said the enemy had suffered significant losses, though exact figures were not disclosed.
Posted on: May 10, 2025Targets destroyed between 7:30 AM and 1:00 PM
- Sirsa airfield has been destroyed.
- Bathinda airfield has been destroyed.
- Uri Field Supply Depot has been destroyed.
- Akhnoor Aviation Base has been destroyed.
- Military intelligence traininc centre in Nowshera, Indian Occupied Kashmir, destroyed
- Several posts in Phaklian sector have been destroyed.
- Udhampur air base has been destroyed.
- indian army brigade headquarters in Bhimber gali, India Occupied Kashmir, has been destroyed.
- Rabtanwali post, Dinah post, Khawaja Bhik Complex, and Rang Contour opposite Sankh on LOC has been destroyed.
- India’s $1.5 billion Air defence system S-400, has been destroyed.
- Artillery gun position in Mankot has been destroyed
- Jazira Post Complex, Kafir Mehri, Shahpar-3, Ghadar Top on LOC has been destroyed.
Hacked Websites and Cameras
- Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company Limited has been hacked.
- BJP official website has been hacked.
- Crime Research Investigation Agency has been hacked.
- Bharat Earth Movers Limited has been hacked.
- All India Naval Technical Supervisory Staff Association has been hacked.
- Hindustan Aeronautcis Limited has been hacked.
- Border Security Forces has been hacked.
- Unique Identificaiton Authority of India has been hacked.
- Indian Air Force has been hacked.
- Maharashtra Election Commission has been hacked.
- Indian Assam Rifles has been hacked.
- Department of Atomic Energy has been hacked.
- Department of Defence Production has been hacked.
- 2500 surveillance cameras have also been hacked.