They shot at Pahalgam-India ripped them to pieces, know which weapons were used in Operation Sindoor

India has delivered a powerful blow in retaliation for the Pahalgam terrorist attack, making sure that Pakistan will not forget this lesson for years. India's elite forces targeted 9 terrorist hideouts across Pakistan, killing over 100 terrorists. This operation, called "Operation Sindoor," was executed with such precision and strength that Pakistan’s terror infrastructure was completely wiped out, leaving it in utter devastation.

The operation involved a coordinated strike using advanced weapon systems from the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, including loitering weapons. Intelligence agencies provided valuable inputs about terrorist camps located in Pakistan and PoK. The strikes were launched from Indian soil.

Weapon Used in the Attack

India's main weapon in this operation was the Scalp missile, launched from the Rafale aircraft. The Scalp missile travels at a speed of Mach 0.8 and can strike targets up to 560-600 kilometers away. Notably, it can evade enemy radars, making it a crucial part of India's "Kill Web" strategy. India has more than 300 Scalp missiles in its arsenal. In addition to the Scalp missile, India reportedly used stand-off weapons, drones, and other advanced munitions during the strikes.

Revenge for the Pahalgam Attack

This retaliatory action came two weeks after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which resulted in the deaths of 26 innocent people. In a statement, the Ministry of Defence stated that these measures were taken in direct response to the barbaric attack and reaffirmed that those responsible would be held accountable. Following the strikes, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh shared a message of triumph, expressing his firm resolve through a "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" post on X.

Precision Strikes on 21 Locations

According to military officials, the attack began at 1:05 am and concluded by 1:30 am. During these 25 minutes, precision strikes were executed on 21 different locations in Pakistan. The targeted operations successfully eliminated over 100 terrorists. The strike also led to the destruction of the family of Masood Azhar, a notorious terrorist, with 10 of his family members confirmed dead.

Details of the Pahalgam Attack

The terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack shot at tourists after inquiring about their names and religion. Men were particularly targeted during the attack, fueling widespread anger across India. In response, Prime Minister Narendra Modi acted swiftly, canceling the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan, severing diplomatic ties, and halting trade with the neighboring country.