India on Saturday struck three air bases in Pakistan with air-to-surface missiles, prompting Pakistan to launch a military offensive on the same day in response to continued provocations from India. India carried out missile and drone strikes targeting multiple Pakistani military installations in Punjab province, including Nur Khan Air Base in Rawalpindi district near the capital city of Islamabad, Murid Air Base in Chakwal district, and Shorkot Air Base in Jhang district, but all strategic assets of the Pakistan Air Force remained safe in the attack, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistani army, told the media in the wee hours of Saturday. According to anonymous official sources, four missiles were fired at Nur Khan Air Base. Two of them struck the runway at 02:15 and 02:20 local time, while two others were reportedly intercepted by Pakistan's air defense systems. The attacks resulted in injuries to at least four people, who have since been shifted to a nearby hospital, the sources added. An eyewitness living near Nur Khan Air Base told a reporter from the China Media Group (CMG) that missiles struck around midnight, causing widespread panic, but fortunately, no one in his village was injured. Following the attacks, the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) announced on Saturday that Pakistan had closed its airspace to all flights between 03:15 and 12:00 local time. In response to India' provocations, Pakistan on Saturday launched an offensive operation named "Bunyanun Marsoos," meaning concrete structure, the ISPR said in a statement. The ISPR said the operation has been initiated, and that multiple targets are being engaged all across India. The ISPR also said that an air base in Udhampur in Indian-controlled Kashmir had been destroyed and an airfield in Pathankot district of India's Punjab province had also been targeted and destroyed. Meanwhile, attacks on various other places are in progress. Official sources said that the BrahMos missile storage facility in the Indian city of Beas had been reportedly destroyed in the initial strike. According to Pakistani military sources on Saturday, during the " Bunyanun Marsoos" military operation, Pakistan launched a cyberattack on India that reportedly paralyzed approximately 70 percent of the country's power grid. The Indian side has not yet issued a response to this so far. Earlier this week, the director general of the ISPR said that at least 31 people were killed and 57 others injured in an Indian attack on Pakistani territory and subsequent exchanges of fire between Pakistani and Indian troops along the Line of Control, the de facto border between the two neighbors. Shotlist: Pakistan - May 10, 2025: 1. Amateur shots of Indian airstrikes targeting Pakistani airbase; 2. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) witness (name not given) (ending with shot 3): "It was around 02:20 on Saturday, you know, it happened at Nur Khan Air Base. Just in front of our house at about 02:20, a missile landed here -- you can show it to the camera -- and exploded. It blasted so loudly that all the nearby neighbors rushed outside. About three to four minutes later, another missile likely landed nearby, but I don't know the exact location. Despite the tense situation, everyone is safe. Now, the sounds of explosions are coming from all directions, and many families and friends are calling to check if we are safe after hearing the news."; 3. Amateur shots of village near Nur Khan Air Base; Pakistan - May 7, 2025 4. Various of Indian airstrikes targeting Pakistani infrastructure; FILE: Pakistan - Date Unknown 5. Aerial shot of Pakistani national flag; FILE: Islamabad, Pakistan - 2021 6. Various of cityscape; FILE: New Delhi, India - Date Unknown 7. Indian national flag; 8. Various of India Gate, people, traffic. [Restirction - No access Chinese mainland]