HEADQUARTERS
7th Comm. Bn. (-) Rein.
FPO PacFlt Support
FMF SF 9002x
May 2025
PART I. ORGANIZATIONAL DATA
FPO PacFlt Support
FMF SF 9002x
May 2025
Fm. Charlie.Two SU Alpha.
To. CMG, FMF
Subj. Operation Sindoor--India.Pakistan--Terror Enclave Raids, "Justice is Served"
Ref: DivO 5750.2B
(a) MCO 5750.4
(b) FMF Pac 5750.8
(c) DivO 57550.2B
Encl: (1) In accordance with the above provisions of references (a), (b), and (c), enclosure (1) is submitted herewith.
a. The specific units involved have not been detailed in the available sources, but it was carried out by the Indian military forces as a focused and measured response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack.
(1) The units likely involved in Operation Sindoor are Indian Armed Forces units specializing in missile strikes targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
2. Locations:
a. The operation involved precise missile attacks on nine sites linked to terrorist groups like Jaish-e Muhammad and Lashkar-e Jhangvi, avoiding Pakistani military facilities.
(1) The Indian Army and missile units were central to the operation, with coordinated strikes on locations such as Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Bahawalpur, and Muridke.
PART II. NARRATIVE SUMMARY
1. Operation Sindoor was a targeted military response by India against terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). a. Launched in retaliation for the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which killed 26 civilians, mostly tourists, the operation involved precision strikes on nine terror sites. Indian officials emphasized that the strikes were focused, measured, and non-escalatory, deliberately avoiding Pakistani military facilities.
b. The operation demonstrated India's resolve to hold those responsible for the Pahalgam attack accountable while exercising restraint in target selection and execution.
(1) The strikes were accompanied by increased air activity and military exercises in the region, signaling India's readiness and strategic posture following the attack.
2. The Indian Air Force played a critical role in Operation Sindoor by conducting precision missile strikes on nine terrorist infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
a. These strikes were aimed at locations involved in planning and directing terrorist attacks against India, following the Pahalgam terror attack.
(1) The operation involved missiles launched by the Air Force, with no Pakistani military facilities targeted, demonstrating focused and restrained execution.
(2) Additionally, the Indian Air Force has been actively conducting large-scale air exercises along the India-Pakistan border to enhance preparedness amid ongoing tensions.
PART III. TECHNICAL ASPECTS
1. There are no specific details in the provided search results about the type of ordnance used in Operation Sindoor.
a. The search results mainly cover general information about the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps, historical ordnance production facilities, and technical intelligence during World War II, but do not mention Operation Sindoor or its ordnance specifics.
2. The Indian Air Force used precision air-launched missiles in Operation Sindoor, targeting nine terrorist infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
a. Although the exact missile type has not been officially disclosed, the strikes are described as "precision" and "calculated,"
(1) implying the use of advanced air-to-surface missiles likely launched from fighter jets such as the Su-30MKI.
(2) India has recently developed the indigenous Rudram-1 missile, an air-launched anti-radiation missile designed for precision strikes on enemy radars and infrastructure, which fits the profile of weapons suitable for such operations. (3) However, no direct confirmation links Rudram-1 or any specific missile to Operation Sindoor as of now.
b. The best estimate is that the Indian Air Force used missiles to strike nine terror camps during Operation Sindoor, targeting areas such as Muridke, Kotli, Muzaffarabad, and Bahawalpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Pakistan, with (1) no official exact missile count released but multiple missiles were fired to hit these nine sites.
PART IV CIVIL AFFAIRS
1. International Media
a. International media coverage of India's "Operation Sindoor" on May 6, 2025, highlights the precision strikes by Indian armed forces targeting nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians.
(1) The operation was described by Indian officials as focused, measured, and non-escalatory, deliberately avoiding Pakistani military installations. Pakistan condemned the strikes, reported civilian areas being hit, and responded with artillery fire violating the ceasefire agreement, escalating tensions further.
(2) Global reactions include concern and calls for de-escalation.
(3) US President Donald Trump expressed hope that the conflict ends quickly, noting the long history of India-Pakistan hostilities.
b. Media outlets like Al Jazeera, Reuters, and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty provided detailed reports emphasizing the fragile situation and the risk of further escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
(1) The international community is closely monitoring the developments amid fears of a broader conflict.
2. Social media
a. Reaction to Operation Sindoor on May 6, 2025, was largely supportive and patriotic in India.
(1) The Indian Army posted on X (formerly Twitter) with messages like "Justice is served. Jai Hind!" celebrating the precision strikes against terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK).
(2) The operation was described as focused, measured, and non-escalatory by the Indian government, emphasizing restraint and targeting only terror infrastructure, not Pakistani military facilities.
(3) Internationally, US President Donald Trump expressed hope that the escalation would end quickly, acknowledging the long-standing conflict between India and Pakistan.
c. Meanwhile, Pakistani sources reported casualties including a child and noted ceasefire violations by Pakistan shortly after the strikes.
(1) Overall, Indian social media conveyed a strong message of justice and national pride in response to the operation.
3. Casualties
a. As of May 6, 2025, during India's "Operation Sindoor," nine terrorist infrastructure sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir were targeted in response to the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 people.
(1) India stated the strikes were focused, measured, and avoided Pakistani military installations.
(2) Pakistani reports indicate that Indian missile strikes caused casualties, including injuries and the death of at least one child, with strikes hitting civilian areas such as a mosque in Punjab and homes, causing panic and blackouts.
b. Exact casualty numbers remain unclear due to ongoing rescue efforts and no official confirmation from either side on total losses.
(1) Pakistan has condemned the attacks and vowed retaliation at a time of its choosing, escalating tensions further.
PART V SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
1. On May 6, 2025, India launched "Operation Sindoor," a military operation involving precision missile strikes on nine terrorist camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians.
a. The strikes targeted terrorist infrastructure but explicitly avoided Pakistani military facilities, with India emphasizing the action was measured and non-escalatory.
b. Pakistan reported missile strikes on locations including Muzaffarabad, Kotli, and Bahawalpur, calling the attack cowardly and vowed retaliation.
c. Following the strikes, Pakistan violated a ceasefire by firing artillery in Bhimber Gali, to which the Indian Army responded appropriately.
(1) The situation remains tense with both sides on high alert.
2. News outlets with headlines on Operation Sindoor include:
a. Times of India:
(1) Covered India's launch of Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK, highlighting the measured and non-escalatory nature of the strikes following the Pahalgam terror attack.
b. Republic TV:
(1) Provided live updates and detailed coverage of the operation, emphasizing the precision strikes on nine terror sites and India's restraint in not targeting Pakistani military facilities.
c. NewsX:
(1) Reported on the Indian government's official statement describing the operation as focused, calculated, and a response to the Pahalgam attack, stressing non-escalatory intent and accountability for terrorists.
d. ABC News:
(1) International coverage noted the missile strikes on terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, quoting the Indian Army's statement
3. "Justice is served".
ISPR (Pakistan's Inter-Services Public Relations): Acknowledged the Indian missile strikes on three Pakistani cities during Operation Sindoor, reflecting the cross-border tensions.
4. These outlets provide comprehensive reporting on the operation's objectives, execution, and geopolitical context.
5. Synthetic intelligence: Perplexity AI
6. Current news, media platforms, outlets, social media venues.
7. Image: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/articles/Sindoor
8. Report: JC-Lima, NCTC/R. (204xxxx-2533), FB Tango.
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