US EditionFearing air strikes by India, Pakistan moves radar systems along border
- Pakistan is moving its radar systems and fighter jets closer to the border amid fears of airstrikes from India after a recent terror attack by Pakistan-based terrorists that left 26 dead and several injured, according to India Today.
- Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that an Indian military strike is imminent, and Pakistan is on high alert, ready to use nuclear weapons if its existence is threatened.
- Recent military actions include Pakistan's Air Force deploying advanced fighter jets and ramping up troop movements along the border, indicating heightened military readiness in response to India's exercises.
- Rhetoric between officials has escalated, with Pakistani leaders warning India of severe consequences and emphasizing their nuclear capabilities, noting Pakistan possesses over 130 nuclear weapons, according to Rail Minister Hanif Abbasi.
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Pakistan moves radar systems, EW units near LoC fearing India's retaliation over Pahalgam attack: Report
Pakistan is preparing for a possible Indian response after the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians, mostly tourists. Report says it has moved radar and electronic units closer to the border to monitor Indian military activity.
Imminent military incursion from neighboring India... Pakistan is preparing
Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif announced that his country's forces are on high alert and have deployed military reinforcements due to the expected issuance of strategic decisions in light of an "imminent Indian military incursion."
Pakistan heightens military readiness amid fears of Indian airstrike, fighter jets deployed
A major development has emerged from Pakistan, as the country expresses growing concerns about potential airstrikes from India. In response to these fears, Pakistan has activated its Skardu Airbase and deployed fighter jets at lower altitudes, signalling a heightened state of readiness. Increased military movement and jet deployments Pakistan has stationed several advanced fighter jets, including China’s J-10 and JF-17 models, as well as F-16s, …
Pakistan Air Force Boosts Aerial Defense with Modern Jets and Tech Advancements – Pashto News and Current Affairs Channel
The Pakistan Air Force continues to show unwavering dedication to the defense of the nation’s skies. It remains firmly committed to protecting Pakistan’s sovereignty and regional integrity. Known for its high level of professionalism, the Pakistan Air Force upholds strong operational readiness. It now stands as a powerful force in modern aerial warfare. With new technology and advanced capabilities, the PAF has transformed into a next-generation…
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