The PM confirms the drop in the Sixth Indian Jet, welcomes PAF combat excellence

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif praised the operational performance of Pakistan Air Force, confirming the drop in a sixth Indian plane – a Mirage 2000 – is not grazing, east of Srinagar, on the night of May 6 to 7. He said that the incident was “a testimony to the PAF combat excellence and the flawless resolution of our armed forces to protect the fatherland at all costs”.

The Prime Minister said this during a visit to the operational base of Pakistan Air Force in Kamra on Thursday, where he praised the “combat excellence” of the Air Force and reaffirmed Pakistan’s determination to defend his sovereignty against any aggression, the wing of the military media said in a statement.

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According to inter-service public relations (ISPR), the Prime Minister met with front line staff, including pilots, engineers and technicians, expressing a “deep appreciation” for their precision, their professionalism and their commitment to national defense.

“Following an uninsured assault, the armed forces of Pakistan showed exemplary reservoir, strategic foresight and operational precision,” he said in his speech.

“Their rapid and calibrated response not only neutralized the threat, but also gave a decisive blow to hostile military infrastructure – reaffirming an unshakable resolution of Pakistan to safeguard its sovereignty and its territorial integrity,” added the press release.

He also noted that Prime Minister Shehbaz praised the abilities of the army chief, declaring: “The whole nation is very proud of the value and the vigilance of its armed forces. Under the stewardship capable of the head of army staff, our defenders again underestimated that the security of Pakistan is inviolable, and any act of belligerance will be encountered with a force, a resolution resolution and a prefect. “.”

The statement added that the PM also praised the management of the marshal of the air chief Zaheer Ahmed Baber Sidhu, congratulating his role in the modernization of the PAF and the integration of advanced technologies which have considerably improved its operational efficiency.

“To our intrepid pilots and our dedicated airlines – your courage and your precision embody the indomitable spirit of the armed forces of Pakistan,” said the Prime Minister. “You have remained resolved, confirming the sacred character of our sky and defending the sovereignty of our country with unshakable resolution,” he said.

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In finishing, the Prime Minister reiterated the commitment of the government and the nation to national security: “The armed forces of Pakistan remain fully prepared and resolutely committed to defending every centimeter of our territory. Any aggression will be countered with a timely, proportionate and decisive response. We hold united, vigilant and not protruding in the defense of our country. ”

Accompanied by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ishaq Dar, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif, Minister of Planning Ahsan Iqbal, Minister of Information Attaullah Tarar, Chief of Staff of the Army Asim Munnir, and Admiral of Admir of Naval Ashraf, the Prime Minister received detailed information on the operational preparation of the PAF.