Islamabad, May 10, 2025 

Islamabad, May 10, 2025 — Two loud explosions were heard early this morning near Noor Khan Airbase, located in the Chaklala area of Rawalpindi, adjacent to the capital Islamabad. Initial unconfirmed reports suggest the possibility of an attempted airstrike, allegedly linked to India, but Pakistani security forces claim the situation is under control.

What Happened at Noor Khan Base?

Residents from Rawalpindi and Islamabad reported hearing massive explosions around dawn. Witnesses shared footage online showing fire and smoke near the Noor Khan Airbase. Although official sources have yet to confirm the exact nature of the attack, early rumors suggest it may have been a failed cross-border strike attempt.

Security agencies responded quickly, sealing off the area and initiating a full-scale investigation. No casualties have been confirmed at this time.

Social Media Flooded With Reactions

Within minutes of the blasts, hashtags like #NoorKhanBase, #IslamabadAttack, and #BreakingNewsPakistan began trending on Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram. Users shared unverified clips of loud explosions, fire in the distance, and emergency vehicles rushing toward the base.

As panic spread, authorities urged citizens to stay calm and avoid spreading misinformation.

Government and Military Response

The Pakistani military has yet to release an official statement, but insiders confirm that air defense systems were activated, and no successful strike was carried out on critical infrastructure.

The government has appealed to the public to rely only on official channels for verified updates and has warned against sharing unconfirmed reports that may incite fear or confusion.

What’s Next?

As investigations continue, the region remains on high alert. This potential escalation in tensions between India and Pakistan could have significant diplomatic consequences if confirmed.

More updates will be posted on ManyViral as verified information becomes available.

Disclaimer: This article is based on early, unconfirmed reports. We urge all readers to wait for official statements and avoid spreading unverified claims