Satellite Image Shows Structural Damage To Pak’s Murid Airbase

New Delhi: The precise, measured and targeted military strikes by Indian Air Force (IAF) on Pakistani airbases on May 10 morning, in response to its escalation bid, wreaked havoc on its multiple air stations, including the high-profile ones namely Nur Khan in Rawalpindi, Rafiqui in Shorkot and others.

However, as per the latest satellite imagery, the adversary nation is still trying to gauge the impact of the damage and destruction even at those bases housing key assets of Pakistan’s air force. The new images, accessed by defence analyst Damien Symon, spotlight the structural damages to Pakistan’s Murid airbase and hint at more damage than anticipated, in the immediate aftermath of Indian airstrikes.

The analyst also took to X on Monday and informed about the roof collapse at Murid station -- one of Pakistan’s strategic airbases, situated close to the Indian border.

“This report spotlights damage at Pakistan’s Murid Airbase - the Indian Air Force strike has caused structural damage to a Command & Control building, a section of the roof has collapsed as well, likely causing internal damage,” he pointed out on X, while sharing the satellite imagery. Pakistan’s Murid airbase was one of the high-value targets, hit by precision Indian strikes and was also understood to be housing Turkish drones, which were fired targeting multiple locations in India between May 7 to May 10, in response to Operation Sindoor.