Key points
- Pakistan-India May 9 air fight should be included in course
- Pakistani military retaliated against Indian aggression on May 9, 2025
- Pakistan’s operation was truly massive, involving the coordination of hundreds of drones
ISLAMABAD: According to an international journal, The National Interest, the night of May 9, 2025, should henceforth be required course material for all Western defence experts.
The suggestion was made in an article under the title of “How Pakistan’s Drone Army Won the War Against India”.
It reported that was the night when the Pakistani military retaliated against Indian aggression in what Islamabad has come to call “Operation Bunyanum Marsoos,” with a massive drone swarm.
Truly massive
Pakistan’s operation was truly massive, involving the coordination of hundreds of drones. And it demonstrated the importance of the weapons—Turkish drones, to be precise—as much as Islamabad’s effective shooting down of multiple European and Russian-made warplanes demonstrated the effectiveness of Chinese-made, Pakistani-operated warplanes and missiles, according to The National Interest.
Pakistanis have skillfully used whatever capabilities at their disposal—and a lot of gumption—to stymie India’s offensives. Pakistani strategists likely standardized their forces for the four-day-long engagement with India to maximise their advantages, notably with Turkish drones and Chinese weapons, according to The National Interest.
