Operation Bunyān al Marsoos: Victory or martyrdom, PAF pilots sign death warrants before mission

In a powerful retaliatory move against India, over 40 fighter jets of the Pakistan Air Force launched a highly coordinated air operation under Operation Bunyān al Marsoos. The mission, described by insiders as “extraordinary,” was executed with unwavering commitment and remarkable bravery.

A Mission Like No Other

According to reliable sources, Pakistani pilots were given strict orders to ensure mission success at any cost, even if it meant sacrificing their lives. This sentiment was echoed in personal phone calls many pilots made to their families before takeoff. Some of them described the mission as a “suicidal-type” operation, underscoring the intensity and high-risk nature of the deployment.

Prepared for Martyrdom

Two pilots, in particular, reportedly said, “We will remain in Indian airspace until the target is completely destroyed.” In a symbolic gesture of readiness for martyrdom, they signed formal “death warrant” permissions before departure—documents traditionally used in military culture to reflect full acceptance of possible death in the line of duty. This spiritual and emotional preparation highlights the extraordinary courage and patriotic zeal of the participants.

Mission Accomplished

Reports confirm that all or most of the aircraft successfully struck their intended targets and returned safely to base. The operation not only fulfilled its tactical objective but also shattered the myth of Indian military superiority, leaving a lasting psychological impact on the adversary.

A Message to the World

The success of Operation Bunyān al Marsoos has sent a strong and clear message to the international community:
The Pakistan Armed Forces are not only ready to defend but also capable of launching precise and powerful offensive strikes. When it comes to defending the nation’s honor and people, Pakistani soldiers do not hesitate—they embrace martyrdom with pride.

This mission reflects not only military strength but also an unshakable national spirit—proof that Pakistan’s defense forces are prepared for any challenge, no matter the cost.