India targeted Murid Airbase underground locations
Operation is traveling to India’s delegation in countries around the world to open Pakistan’s poll on terrorism and on terrorism. Meanwhile, a recently released high-regulation satellite photographs have shown that a suspected underground facility was targeted in air strikes conducted during Operation Sindoor on Murid Air Base in Pakistan. High-regulation satellite photographs released on Wednesday have shown that Pakistan’s Murid Air Base has suffered heavy damage, which has damaged the roof of a structure adjacent to a three-meter wide pit and unmanned aerial vehicle hanger just 30 meters from the underground facility of the Pakistan Air Force.
New pictures of satellite came out
The satellite photographs taken by the Maxar Technologies features a pit about 3 meters wide just 30 meters from the entrance of a heavy fortified sub-government inside the Murid Air base. The region is protected by dual fences, watchmens and tough security protocols. According to Jio-Intelligence Researcher Damian Simon, the Intel Lab’s geo-intelligence researcher, the place where the pit is shown is considered to be underground structure. Therefore, there is speculation that India’s goal was to attack deeply buried bases, which were probably associated with command and control functions or drone operations.
Noorkhan airbase completely destroyed
Simon stated that obvious signs of effects on the roof of the airbase appear, as well as signs of internal damage, indicating direct attacks. Meanwhile, the Maxar photographs of Noor Khan Air Base, affected during Operation Sindoor, have shown more loss than initial estimates. 6 satellite photographs have shown that a building complex was demolished as the primary target of Bhat. On May 10, primary observations indicated the ruin of specially used trucks, “Simon said. But the new photos show that Nurkhan airbase has been ruined.
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