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Three airbases were attacked by Indian Missiles: DGISPR

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Last updated: May 24, 2025
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According to DGISPR, three Pakistani airbases have been targeted by Indian Air-to-Surface missiles including Nur Khan Air Base in Rawalpindi, Shorkot Airbase and Murid Airbase. No Air Defence assets were harmed during the attack. Eye witnesses claim a large fire ball and three explosions in Nur Khan Air base in Rawalpindi. DGISPR also claimed that India has sent out missiles and several to Afghanistan. Furthermore he added “Now Just wait for our response”

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TAGGED:India-PakistanMurid AirbaseNur Khan AirbaseShorkot Airbase
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