Pakistan Military Presser Goes Viral, Trends Top on Social Media

Pakistan, Operation Bunyān al-Marsoos, DG ISPR, Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed, Vice Admiral Raja Rab Nawaz

A recent press conference by DG ISPR Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb Ahmed, and Vice Admiral Raja Rab Nawaz has taken social media by storm, with their clear, confident messaging and operational transparency turning the briefing into the country’s top trend. Held in the aftermath of Operation Bunyān al-Marsoos, the press conference detailed Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes following India’s failed air raid on the night of May 7. The military leadership confirmed the destruction of 12 key Indian targets, including Udhampur, Pathankot, and Sirsa air bases, the BrahMos missile storage site, and the G-Top brigade headquarters in Uri.

Air Vice Marshal Aurangzeb’s operational breakdown, including performance scores of precision strikes, quickly gained traction online, while DG ISPR’s firm statements and Vice Admiral Rab Nawaz’s composed delivery also resonated widely with the public. Hashtags like #BunyaneMarsoos, #AurangzebScores, and #RafaleDown began trending, with users across platforms turning statements into memes, status updates, and tributes. The military also confirmed that five Indian fighter jets were downed during Pakistan’s response, including a French Rafale, seen as a major blow to the Indian Air Force.

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The press conference, lauded for its clarity and professionalism, reinforced national morale and showcased Pakistan’s resolve and discipline in the face of provocation. Defence observers noted the sharp contrast between India’s attempt to target civilians and Pakistan’s focus on military assets only. DG ISPR reiterated that while Pakistan does not initiate aggression, it will always respond with full capability when provoked. The viral nature of the presser and widespread public support has further highlighted the national unity surrounding the armed forces’ handling of the crisis.

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