• Pakistan initiated "Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos" targeting Indian military sites.
• Drone and missile strikes were reported along the entire western border of India.
• The Pakistani army claims to have destroyed key military installations in India.

Pakistan has launched retaliatory military action, termed "Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos," against India, targeting military installations and asserting it is in response to India's previous assaults. The Pakistani military reported destruction of a missile storage site in India’s Beas region and claimed simultaneous attacks on all Indian air bases involved in the initial strike on May 6, which led to significant casualties, according to trtglobal and aa.

As part of these hostilities, the Indian army reported ongoing Pakistani drone strikes along the western border. They confirmed that “multiple enemy armed drones” were detected, which were immediately engaged by Indian air defense units. The escalation has been framed by India as a blatant violation of sovereignty, with the army prepared to thwart such actions, according to aa and reuters.

Indian officials have reported damage to various military facilities due to high-speed missile attacks from Pakistan, which they assert included targeting civilian infrastructure, such as medical centers and schools. They labeled these attacks as an attempt to escalate the situation further, reflecting concerns over the ongoing tensions, as noted by aa and trtglobal.