The four -day military conflict between India and Pakistan was the most spacious fight in half a century between the two nuclear armed countries, with the sky passing from night to night along the huge borders that divided them and deep in their territories.

In addition to that war in shooting, two sides were also waged an information war. Since both countries used hundreds of drones and air defense rockets and delivered hits on military facilities, expansive accounts of severe blows applied to the enemy argued.

But the testing of satellite images indicates that although the attacks were widespread, the damage was far more contained than it claimed – and India mostly applied to Pakistani objects. In the new age of the High Technology War, which quickly transformed the nature of the longest -running conflicts of South Asia, verified strikes launched against both sides seemed precise.

What is increasingly clearer is that both sides have suffered victims among their armed forces, and India has recognized the loss of five soldiers, and Pakistan who reported the 11th, the hardest blow to India seems to be the loss of aircraft. Although the Indian government did not say how many had fallen, officials and diplomats say that at least two aircraft were lost and most likely more.

Where India seems to have had a clear edge in aiming for the military facilities and the Pakistan airport, because the latter part of the fight moved from symbolic blows and shows force on attacks on the possibilities of defense of each other.

Satellite images of high resolution, before and after strikes, show clear damage to Pakistani objects of Indian blows, if limited and precise in nature.

Bholari air base, located less than 100 miles from the Pakistani port of Karachi, Indian Defense officials said they were hit by an Air Force Hangar with precise strike. The visuals showed a clear damage to what looks like a hangar.

Nur Khan Air base, ranging about 15 kilometers and headquarters of the Pakistani army and the Prime Minister’s office in the country and A short distance from the unit It supervises and protects Pakistani nuclear arsenal, was perhaps the most sensitive military goal that India hit.

The Indian army announced that she was especially aiming for runways and other facilities in some of the key air bases of Pakistan. Satellite images showed damage. On May 10, Pakistan issued a notification of Rahima Yar Khan Air basis, saying that the runway was not operational.

At the Sargodha Air Base, in Punjab Province in Pakistan, the Indian army announced that she had used precise weapons to hit two parts of the runway.

The Pakistani army cited two dozen Indian military plants and a base, which he said was targeting his forces. While Indian officials acknowledged “limited damage” to four air bases, they offered several details.

Satellite paintings Pakistan claimed that they were affected are limited, and so far they do not show the damage caused by Pakistani kicks even on bases where there have been a check evidence of some military measures.

Pakistani officials, according to the state media, said their forces “destroyed” the Indian air base of Udhampur. The family of an Indian soldier confirmed their death on the basis. But it seems that the image of May 12 does not show damage.