India’s fear of Tharhari Comp Pakistan, destroyed in vermilion Noor Khan Air Force Base is now like a fortress!

Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian Army after the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgaon that killed 26 people. In that operation, they destroyed at least 9 militant bases in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the mainland of Pakistan. In response to Pakistan’s retaliatory attack, the Indian army destroyed their military base and air force base. One of which was Air Force base Nur Khan (Nur Khan Air Base). That Noor Khan has now practically become a fortress. Such a scene has been seen in a recent satellite image.

Incidentally, this is Noor Khan, one of the most important air force bases of Pakistan. This base is located just 25 km from Islamabad. As a result, this Pak Air Force base is one of the most important from a strategic point of view. India targeted that base after Operation Sindur. Brahms missile crushes the ‘backbone’ of Pak Air Force. Satellite images that emerged after the attack clearly showed a large hole in the runway of Noor Khan Airbase. Several houses in the vicinity were also badly damaged.

Indian army destroyed Pakistan’s military base, air force base in Operation Sindoor. One of which was Air Force Base Noor Khan. That Noor Khan has now practically become a fortress.

Pak Army has recently repaired that base. But then the base was destroyed by the Afghan attack. But this time Pakistan has been cautious. It can be said that the Pakistani army is trembling with the fear of being crushed by another attack. And so on the orders of Pak Army Chief Asim Munir, several strong and secure hangars have been constructed across Noor Khan. The photo, released by geoscientist Damien Simon, shows that this is no ordinary construction. Rather, it will protect the air force of the Pak Air Force from attack by the adversary (read India). It is clear from this scene, how scared Pakistan is. It became clear once again that Operation Sindoor had broken their backbone.

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