Pakistan has found itself at the center of ridicule after a military officer claimed that two Indian airbases, Rajouri and Mamun, were struck by missiles, despite their non-existence. This claim was made by Captain Muneeb Zamal during an interview, where he boasted about their success in targeting these bases. The incident follows Pakistan's Operation Bunyan Ul Marsoos, a response to India's Operation Sindoor, which involved airstrikes that targeted terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and resulted in the elimination of approximately 100 terrorists. On May 10, 2025, Pakistan launched its Fatah-1 missile aimed at Delhi, but it was intercepted over Haryana's Sirsa. The officer's claims have sparked a wave of mockery on social media, with users highlighting the absurdity of the statements. One user humorously suggested that archaeologists and cartographers should collaborate to locate the mythical airbases. This incident is not isolated, as previous claims by other Pakistani officials regarding airstrikes on Indian bases have also been debunked, further fueling skepticism about the credibility of such assertions.