In a significant escalation of tensions, Pakistan has launched a massive cyber attack against India as part of its ongoing response to Indian aggression. The attack has plunged large parts of India into darkness, with approximately 70% of the country’s power grid rendered inoperable.
Security sources confirm that the cyber assault has severely impacted both urban and rural areas, disrupting electricity supply across vast regions of India. The attack has caused a nationwide blackout, affecting key cities and towns, and leaving millions without power.
This cyber operation is part of Pakistan’s broader military response, which has been named “Operation Bunyān al-Marsūs”. As part of this operation, Pakistan has successfully targeted several strategic sites in India, including the BrahMos missile storage in the Beas area and the Udhampur airbase, causing significant damage to India’s military infrastructure.
The cyber attack marks a new phase in the ongoing conflict, showcasing the growing reliance on non-traditional warfare methods.
