Satellite images offer crucial insights into the Pakistan Navy’s actions during Operation Sindoor, specifically revealing a strategic retreat toward the Iranian border. The images provide undeniable proof of the repositioning of Pakistani naval vessels after Indian strikes. The evidence indicates that numerous warships were moved away from their main naval bases. Some ships were relocated to commercial docks in Karachi, while others were sent westward, close to the Iranian border. This naval movement occurred concurrently with Indian precision strikes carried out between May 7 and May 10. The images contradict Pakistan’s earlier claims of a robust response, showcasing the necessity to safeguard naval assets. On May 8, significant warships were found to be missing from their usual positions, with some located at Karachi’s commercial port and others elsewhere.
Pakistan Navy Forced to Relocate Warships Near Iran Border During Operation Sindoor, Satellite Images Show
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