Op Sindoor: Pakistan's Jacobabad airbase hangar that India hit covered with tarpaulin, show satellite images

Recent satellite imagery from Pakistan’s Jacobabad Airbase shows that the hangar reportedly damaged in the Indian airstrike is now covered with tarpaulin.

The images, shared by analyst Damien Symon on X, show possible repair or restoration efforts at the site, which was among the targets hit during India’s cross-border ‘Operation Sindoor’ last month.

“Recent imagery from Jacobabad Airbase, Pakistan indicates that the hangar damaged in the Indian airstrike is now covered with tarpaulin/ some other covering possibly signaling repair activity/restoration is now underway,” wrote Symon on X along with the satellite image.

Recent imagery from Jacobabad Airbase, Pakistan indicates that the hangar damaged in the Indian airstrike is now covered with tarpaulin/
some other covering possibly signaling repair activity/restoration is now underway pic.twitter.com/NNBkwpkf6b

— Damien Symon (@detresfa_) June 6, 2025

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Earlier, Symon released satellite images of Pakistan’s Nur Khan and Murid airbases, showing visible infrastructure damage following Indian strikes. The attacks were reportedly in retaliation for Pakistani attempts to target Indian military installations.

Imagery from the Murid Airbase revealed structural damage to a command-and-control facility, including a partially collapsed roof. In contrast, visuals from the Nur Khan Airbase showed a complex that appears to have been completely destroyed.

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With inputs from agencies