Kirana Hills 'Mystery' EXPOSES Pak's Biggest Weakness; Ex-CDS's Big Op Sindoor Message

India did not target Kirana Hills. That may be exactly why Pakistan should worry. Former CDS General Anil Chauhan says Indian loitering munitions were sent around Sargodha to hunt Pakistani radars during Operation Sindoor. Kirana Hills, long associated with Pakistan's nuclear infrastructure, lies roughly 10 km away. Chauhan says one munition may have inadvertently landed there after failing to locate its target. The disclosure shifts the debate beyond BrahMos versus drones. India demonstrated an ability to penetrate deep into Pakistan, while strikes damaged military installations including Nur Khan, Sargodha and Bholari. Independent satellite imagery later confirmed damage at multiple Pakistani airfields. Chauhan also revealed that Skardu had been cleared as a target before bad weather prompted a switch to Bholari. The larger question for Islamabad is simple: if an Indian weapon could reach Kirana when Kirana was not deliberately targeted, how much strategic depth can Pakistan still count on?