India’s missile strike reportedly hits Pakistani C-130 plane

A suspected Indian missile strike has reportedly damaged at least one Pakistan Air Force C-130 transport aircraft at Nur Khan Airbase near Rawalpindi. Eyewitnesses observed a large fire at the Nur Khan facility following the reported attack. Open-source analysts later confirmed visual evidence showing a Pakistan Air Force C-130B/E aircraft of the 6th Transport Squadron

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