Operation Sindoor: How India gave a devastating blow to Pakistan’s air defense with dummy jets, Brahmos missiles. Bharat News

New Delhi: In one of the most courageous and technically advanced operations, the Indian Air Force (IAF) used BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles for devastating effects during the reflective attacks on Pakistani airbase in Round 2 of Operation Sindoor on 10 May. According to sources quoted by Annie, around 15 BrahMos missile Launched in accurate attacks, which targeted the important infrastructure in 11 out of 12 major Pakistani Air Force bases, effectively paralyzed its air defense and strike capabilities.The missile strike came as part of India’s counter-invasive round 2 after a terrorist attack in Pahgam on 22 April, which was carried out by Pakistan-supported groups. On the night of 9–10 May, as Pakistan tried to target the civil and military infrastructure in India, New Delhi enhanced the military response under a comprehensive operation Sindoor with Brahmin missiles, leading the IAF’s multi-layered attack strategy.Sources in the defense establishment told ANI, “This was the first time the Brahmos missile system was used in an active conflict.” “Its performance was higher than expectations, distributing high-accurate attacks that crippled the major Pakistani air assets and defense networks,” he said.The IAF plan began with the launch of the dummy aircraft, designed to follow the upcoming fighter threat. This decoy strategy inspired Pakistan to activate its radar and air defense systems, including the headquarters -9 missile battery. Once these systems were exposed, Indian forces launched Israeli Harope drone -like loving monsures to neutralize the air defense grid.With a compromise with the Pakistani radar network, IAF then followed with a long distance exact strike. BrahMos cruise missiles, scalp, crystal labyrinth and rampage were used for devastating effects. They were launched by fighter aircraft working under western and south -western air commands.The ANI, citing several defense sources, said, “Brahmos missiles played a central role in disabling runways, harsh shelters and command centers, in which the Pakistan Air Force’s ability to launch counter-operations was reduced to a great extent.”After the strike, the Pakistani Army forced the Pakistani Army to move its planes to the rear bases and allegedly lost several high-value assets, including a long-rich UAV and an aerial initial warning system destroyed in a hanger in Sindh province.According to ANI, the intensity of Brahma -led attacks forced Pakistan to leave its plans for further vengeance. In an indication of damage, Pakistan immediately demanded a meeting of Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) level to propose a stagnation in enmity and find an understanding with India.The operational use of Brahma in this conflict is a historic milestone for India’s missile capabilities. Jointly developed by India and Russia, the Brahmins are known for their Mach 2.8 speed, accurate strike capabilities and versatility in land, sea and air platforms.A senior defense officer told ANI, “This operation has not only validated the preventive value of the Brahmin missile, but has also demonstrated its power as the first-stroke option in modern war.”