India flexes military muscle, Pak drone lauchpads allegedly destroyed

SRINAGAR: The Indian Army destroyed Pakistani military posts and launch pads, as per new emerging reports. The soldiers stationed near Jammu dealt a heavy blow to Pakistan and destroyed the launch pads used to send drones to India, said news agency ANI reported, citing military sources.

Meanwhile, powerful explosions were reported at three air bases in Pakistan early this morning, forcing the Pakistani government to close all civilian and commercial buildings in the country's airspace, including a key facility near the capital, Islamabad.

#WATCH | Pakistani Posts and Terrorist Launch Pads from where Tube Launched Drones were also being launched, have been destroyed by the Indian Army positioned near Jammu: Defence Sources

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The Pakistani military said the blasts took place at three air force bases - Nur Khan, Murid and Rafiqui - in Rawalpindi, a key location close to the country's military headquarters, just 10 kilometres from Islamabad.

Some videos showing the Nur Khan airbase on fire are circulating in Pakistani media and on social media. Nur Khan is the largest and most important air force base in Pakistan. It was previously known as Chaklala Air Base. Despite many videos emerging, the veracity of the news is still in question.