72 Pakistani posts were destroyed in the BSF strike... A new video of Operation Sindoor surfaced

Operation Sindoor New Video: In response to the Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor to destroy the terrorist bases of Pakistan. Updates are coming continuously regarding this. Earlier the army gave information about this operation by releasing videos and photos. Now the Border Security Force (BSF) has released a new video of Operation Sindoor and said that the BSF destroyed 72 posts of Pakistan.

A new video of Operation Sindoor released on Tuesday (May 27, 2025) shows the BSF's precise attacks on terrorist hideouts deep inside Pakistani territory. Pakistani Rangers are seen running to save their lives and terrorist hideouts are also shown being destroyed. Along with this, Pakistani posts are also shown being destroyed.

'Lashkar's launch pad destroyed'

Addressing the media, BSF Jammu Frontier Inspector General Shashank Anand said that the BSF destroyed several terror launch pads in Akhnoor, Samba and RS Pura sectors, including Loni, Mastpur and Chhabbara. He said, "On May 9-10, Pakistan opened unprovoked firing in Akhnoor sector and targeted BSF posts. In response, we attacked the Loni launch pad belonging to Lashkar-e-Taiba and caused heavy damage."

He said, "We responded by destroying several enemy posts, towers and bunkers. Around 72 Pakistani posts and 47 forward posts were targeted. The BSF did not suffer any loss of property or infrastructure."

BSF has released a full video of operation Sindoor.

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Pakistan cannot be trusted

He said Operation Sindoor is continuing because Pakistan cannot be trusted. Officials said the BSF has foiled infiltration attempts earlier as well. They said they also foiled an infiltration attempt by 40 to 50 suspected terrorists along the international border. They said the BSF has successfully foiled a major infiltration attempt by suspected terrorists trying to infiltrate under the cover of Pakistani shelling in the Sialkot sector.

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