After India's strike on multiple Pakistani airbases, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has admitted that seven people killed in recent Indian airstrikes, six were members of the Pakistan Air Force's technical staff.
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00:00And let's begin with a statement from Pakistan confirming once again that the Indian strikes,
00:07the counter-strikes by us as part of Operation Sindur did lead to casualties in Pakistan.
00:14The government has tried to maintain that they suffered no casualties, but repeatedly
00:18one statement after another confirming from within Pakistan that yes, they suffered casualties.
00:25The Chief Minister of Sindh province in Pakistan, Murad Ali, has said that out of seven people
00:29killed in Indian airstrikes, six were from the Pakistani Air Force technical staff and that
00:35confirms for you once again what India has maintained that we didn't target any civilians in airstrikes.
00:43So, Sindhke andr shwada hai. Sindhke andr saath shaheed hai.
00:49The six officers and technicians were shot in the air force.
00:59And the first of all, the shaheed was shot in Sindhke and the shaheed was shot in the ghotki.
01:05The shaheed was shot in the ghotki.
01:09Okay, let me bring in Pranay Upadhyay of India Today Global on this broadcast.
01:14Pranay, you clearly hear there the admission that there were casualties at Bholari, which is one of the air bases that India had hit.
01:21Repeated attempts to deny any casualties or any impact being countered by their own here, Pranay.
01:27Many statements, many admissions are now coming up, you know, Akshita.
01:32And so many names are coming up.
01:34In fact, officially, Pakistan's DGISPR has released a list which includes 11 soldiers,
01:39six from army and five from air force, which includes the name of a squadron leader-ranked officer.
01:45And many other officers are also injured.
01:47I am told that around 78 officers of the Pakistan military armed forces are injured in India's strike, India's Op Sindhu.
01:55And many evidences, the statement which is given by the Murad Ali Shah.
01:59He is the chief minister of Sindh and he is a senior leader of the PPP, the member of Pakistan People's Party.
02:07This clearly shows that now Pakistani leaders are also not only admitting but also raising questions to the establishment,
02:14to the government, to the armed forces that where did Pakistan fail.
02:18Evidences are coming globally.
02:20The many satellite imagery which has come up and has exposed Pakistan's claim that nothing has happened.
02:26This is the clear-cut strike.
02:27This is the clear-cut evidence of Pakistan being hit by the Indian armed forces so precisely.
02:34Bolari, if you could recall, Bolari is a very strategic base.
02:37Bolari is a pre-partition air base.
02:40In fact, it was built by the British armed forces and post-partition it went to Pakistan.
02:45This is the base for F-16 and JF-17.
02:49In fact, in 2020, both Pakistan and China conducted a joint exercise at this Bolari base, which is Jamduru Shah area of Sindh.
02:58So clearly, India has deeply hit, widely hit Pakistan.
03:03And if you see the map of Pakistan, from Skardu to Bolari and Jacobabad, the entire frontline base line-up of Pakistan armed forces, Pakistan Air Force, have been hit by India's Ops Sindhu strikes.
03:16All right.
03:17Thanks very much, Pranay, for getting us those details and context, really, of the locations mentioned there by the Sindh chief minister,
03:23who says, yes, seven people died.
03:25The Pakistan Air Force personnel have been neutralized, eliminated in these strikes.
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