At least 25 Israeli-made Harop drones, used by India to attack Pakistan, shot down: ISPR
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A member of the Crime Scene Unit (CSU), inspects the fragments, of what they say is a drone, after it was brought down on the outskirts of Karachi, May 8, 2025. — Reuters
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At least 25 Israeli -made Harp drones deployed by India were dropped by the Pakistan Army, which in the wake of the growing tension between two nuclear weapons neighbors in the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
“The Pakistan Armed Forces have shot 25 Harp drones using both the soft hit (technical) and hard hit (weapons -based) system, both of them, in a statement issued by the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Thursday,” said a statement issued by the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Thursday.
It states that the increase is after the cowardly invasion of India on May 6 and May 7, “which resulted in the deaths of five advanced aircraft, drones, several military posts and Indian soldiers.”
The ISPR said that in a state of panic and confusion, India resorted to the deployment of Israeli -made Harp drones to attack the Pakistani territory.
He added, “These indiscriminate attacks are a clear reflection of India’s frustration and frustration, as it suffers significant losses along with the Line of Control (LoC).”
The army’s media wing added that the debris of the dropped Israeli drones was being recovered from various parts of Pakistan.
“Pakistan Armed Forces are responding with full force, and are thwarting all the designs and providing a decisive response to the enemy’s aggression.”
India started strikes on Pakistan and AJK early Wednesday morning. The attack, which Islamabad called the “clear act of war”.
Islamabad said that six Pakistani places were targeted from mosques to hydropower projects. At least 31 civilians, including children, were martyred and 57 were injured when India launched an unprecedented and malicious attack at six places.
In retaliation, the Pakistan Armed Forces shot five Indian Air Force (IAF) jets, destroying seven drones, along with the Line of Control (LOC) as well as a brigade headquarters and several check posts.
‘Two more drones fell’
In addition, the Pakistan Armed Forces shot two Indian drones, which violated the score and its airspace near Rahim Yar Khan.
Security sources told Geo News that both drones were found on the radar system and was immediately shut down and neutralized by Pakistan’s air defense units.
“The drones were particularly targeted after confirmed their felony speed in the Pakistani area,” said a senior security official.
Both drones have entered Pakistan in a serious violation of their sovereignty, officials said. An official added, “These were not the usual monitoring drones – they had a potential threat and were treated with them.”
After the firing, a complete search operation was launched in the surrounding areas to evaluate the debris recovery and any possible secondary risks.
Security officials said Pakistan’s defense response was intensified and measured, which showed the preparation and ability of its armed forces to respond to any aggression.
‘India will pay a lot of price’
Addressing a press briefing earlier today, Director General Inter Services Public Relations (DGISPR) LT General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that Pakistan’s armed forces had neutralized 12 drones sent by India last night.
He also said that four army personnel were injured as a drone, and they also managed to partially incorporate the military target.
The ISPRDG elaborated on the places where 12 of the drones sent by India were neutralized – Lahore, Attock, Gujranwala, Chakwala, Chakwal, Rawalpindi and Punjab along with Bahawalpur as well as Miano, Umrakot and Umrakot in Sindh.
“Apart from these 12, a drone, however, was partially managed to join the military target near Lahore,” said LT General Chaudhry. “Four people of the Pakistan Army were injured in the attack near Lahore and partially damaged the goods,” he added.
Recalling that the Indian Army “suffered huge casualties along with the” destruction and control and loss of its five aircraft “, the DGISPR said that India had” apparently lost the plot “.
“Instead of moving on the path of rationality, it is growing more in a highly charged environment to meet the Indian government’s Hibstric mindset,” he said.
“The international community can apparently see the path that India is undergoing a very provocative military aggression in a region that is still very critical and is beyond the security and danger of the region.” He added.
He said that there should be no doubt that India is paying a lot of prices for this bare aggression and careless military adventures – and will continue to pay a lot of price.
