Islamabad (Web Desk): A special documentary has been released to commemorate the first anniversary of the success of “Marka-e-Haq,” focusing on how Pakistan’s response to Indian provocations was shaped through coordinated multi-domain operations.
The documentary describes that during the period in question, Pakistan countered Indian actions through an integrated approach to warfare, operating simultaneously across land, air, sea, and other strategic domains, which it presents as evidence of strengthened operational capability.
It highlights the role of Pakistani drones in maintaining persistent surveillance over sensitive locations, allowing continuous monitoring and real-time situational awareness throughout the operation.
In the aerial domain, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) delivered a decisive response, using timely action and maintaining a high level of readiness to counter potential threats.
The documentary further states that Pakistan Navy’s modern submarines and advanced weapon systems played a key role in blocking any attempted maritime movement by the opposing side within the region.
During the operation, a fully integrated command-and-control system ensured swift and effective communication among the three services, enabling coordinated responses.
Alongside conventional domains, the documentary underscores the involvement of cyber, space, information, and electronic warfare capabilities, which it says were used to disrupt opposing communication and operational networks.
It notes that close coordination between diplomatic efforts and military planning contributed significantly to shaping Pakistan’s overall strategic response during the operation.