Lashkar and Jaish’s launchpad destroyed
India attacked 9 places including Bahawalpur, MuridK under Operation Sindoor and destroyed Lashkar and Jaish terrorist launchpads. Maxu Technology has released satellite photographs of these places, showing the scene before and after India’s attack.
Satellite photos showed havoc
The damage to Jamia Mosque is clearly visible in the satellite picture of Bahawalpur released from Maxu Technology. In the first picture, the dome of the mosque is seen to be safe, while in the second picture it has been damaged. A structure built just a short distance from the mosque has been completely destroyed after the attack. Along with this, a satellite picture of the attack on Muridke has also surfaced. In this too, there is a huge loss to the structure of terrorists. A long building has been completely ruined after the attack.
Pakistan confessed to loss
The Pakistani army has also confessed to the loss in India’s attack. Pakistani Army spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said 31 people were killed and 57 others were injured in missile attacks and firing on the Line of Control at the cities of Kashmir (POK) occupied by Punjab province and Pakistan. In the attack on the organization’s headquarters in Bahawalpur, 10 family members and four close associates of Maulana Masood Azhar, the leader of Jaish-e-Mohammed, were killed.
Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif chaired the meeting of the National Security Council (NSC), in which cabinet ministers, chief ministers, heads of all armies and senior officials participated. A NSC statement warned that in line with Article-51 of the United Nations Charter, Pakistan has the right to reply in self-defense, to avenge the death of innocent Pakistani people in Indian attacks, in self-defense ‘in the time of their choice, place and manner’. The NSC statement said, “Pakistan’s armed forces have been authorized to take appropriate action in this regard.”