New Delhi: Missile debris was found in agricultural fields in Sirsa (Haryana), Barmer (Rajasthan), and Jalandhar (Punjab) as Pakistan, for the second consecutive night on Friday, launched swarms of drones and missiles targeting military installations in multiple states along the border.
The development coincides with reports that Pakistan fired its Fateh-II surface-to-surface missile at a strategic Indian location, which was intercepted successfully by air defence units in Sirsa.
“Shortly after midnight, we saw from our terrace that something exploded above us. It formed a red-coloured sphere. In the morning, we saw that it had fallen near a church,” a local in Sirsa told ANI.
In the early hours of Saturday, Pakistan launched ‘Operation Bunyan Ul Marsoos’ (solid wall of lead), targeting 26 locations in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat with drones and missiles.
