Pakistan Sees Surge In Chinese, Turkish Military Flights Amid Defence Equipment Transfer Speculation

Is China-Turkey brewing secret military operation in Pakistan?

In a pivotal apprehension about potential threats to India’s national security, as per the reports, China and Turkey have conducted a 60 hour long and continuous military airlift in Pakistan. As per the intelligence inputs and analysis, it is decoded that the military aircrafts of Ankara and Beijing have been deploying critical weapons in the military bases of Pakistan, thus conducting a prolonged airlift. This Pakistan-China-Turkey nexus has th…

Pakistan Sees Surge In Chinese, Turkish Military Flights Amid Defence Equipment Transfer Speculation

An increase in military air traffic from China and Turkey into Pakistan over the past several days has raised questions over possible defence equipment transfers to Islamabad, News18 reported, citing security sources. Heavy military transport aircraft were reportedly seen making multiple

Surge in Chinese, Turkish military flights to Pakistan reported over 60 hours

A reported rise in military air traffic from China and Türkiye to Pakistan has triggered fresh speculation about possible defence equipment transfers to Islamabad. Security sources cited in a News18 report said heavy military transport aircraft made multiple trips to Pakistani airbases over roughly 60 hours, describing the activity as unusual. According to the report, Chinese military transport aircraft were seen landing at Nur Khan airbase near…

China-Turkey Pakistan Military Airlift: ‘Weapons’ Reportedly Rushed Into Pakistan for 60 Hours; Will New Defence Supplies to Islamabad Affect India’s Security?

China and Turkey reportedly conducted a 60-hour military airlift to Pakistan, raising questions over possible weapons transfers and whether new defence supplies could affect India’s security. The post China-Turkey Pakistan Military Airlift: ‘Weapons’ Reportedly Rushed Into Pakistan for 60 Hours; Will New Defence Supplies to Islamabad Affect India’s Security? appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.