Turkish Drones Spark Indo-Pak Airspace Tensions
Pakistan deployed Turkish drones to target Indian military infrastructure, prompting a fierce response from India. Civil airspace remained open during the hostilities, risking civilian flights. The conflict, escalating military tension, involved artillery and drone assaults across the Line of Control, testing Indian air defense systems and procuring intelligence.
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Pakistan launched an aggressive operation involving Turkish drones targeting Indian military facilities, risking civilian safety by keeping its airspace open, officials reported on Friday.
Colonel Sofiya Qureshi of the army and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh from the air force disclosed that India intercepted most drones through kinetic and non-kinetic defense measures.
The skirmish reached a critical stage when Pakistani forces allegedly used civil airliners as protective cover, knowing it would compel India to respond aggressively. India retaliated with drone strikes targeting Pakistani air defense sites.
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