Indian Navy reportedly conducts strike on Karachi port, marking first such action since 1971, targeting strategic Pakistani naval installations

As tensions escalation with Pakistan, India has carried an important military operation with a focus on Karachi Port.

According to various stories in the media, explosions could be heard close to the port area of Karachi's southern Pakistani city Karachi late Thursday night.

Indian Navy attacks Karachi for the first time since 1971, since the War in which India's Indian Navy has opened a direct front against Pakistan.

According to the initial media reports that Navy missiles launched attacks at critical Pakistani naval facilities, inflicting massive damage and creating panic along the nation's coast.

The Western Fleet of Indian Navy that is based out of Mumbai is fully deployed and prepared for any type of attack occurs in these areas, they are fully prepared to respond and retaliate.

In December 1971 within the Indo-Pakistan War, the Indian Navy conducted two daring naval attacks on Karachi the most important port city as well as its the naval headquarters.

It was launched on the 4th of December 1971 War. Operation Trident was a surprise naval attack against Karachi port. Karachi port of the Indian Navy. It was the first time that anti-ship missiles were employed in combat in the region.

Pakistani reserves of fuel and naval assets were severely damaged. December 4 is now Navy Day.

Pakistan on Thursday intensified tensions by focusing on military and civilian zones with a torrent of missiles, drones and a ferocious artillery shelling. When India in May 7, targeted terror groups in Pakistan and the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) in the context of Operation Sindoor, it specified that there was no Pakistani military structures were targeted. But, on Thursday night, India launched a counterattack against Lahore, a Pakistani town of Lahore.