“Pakistan Army troops shot down an Indian spying quadcopter in Khanjar Sector along LOC,” Director-Basic Inter-Providers Public Relations (ISPR) Main Basic Babar Iftikhar mentioned.
“The quadcopter had intruded 500 meters on Pakistan’s side of the LOC,” Maj Gen Iftikhar added, noting that it was the eighth Indian quadcopter shot down by Pakistan Military troops this yr.
‘Don’t play with hearth’
Earlier this week, the DG ISPR had warned India that Pakistan would reply with full would possibly to any misadventure and that it ought to “not play with fire”.
Maj Gen Iftikhar mentioned Pakistan was prepared for any navy adventurism and there can be “uncontrollable and unintended consequences”.
The navy spokesperson had mentioned Pakistan Military’s functionality was demonstrated in its response final yr. “Do not play with fire,” he had warned the Indian facet.
He had additionally rejected the Indian allegations of so-called launchpads, saying the UN navy observers have been free to go wherever in Pakistan however New Delhi had by no means allowed worldwide media and observers on its facet of the border.
“Things can become clear if the Indian side also allows access to the UN military observer group.”
India plans to mount aggression towards Pakistan
Maj Gen Iftikhar had additionally mentioned India’s spy quadcopters had violated the Pakistani airspace a number of instances and in current days had been shot down as effectively.
On Could 29, the Pakistan Military had downed one other Indian spy quadcopter that violated Pakistani airspace from Kanzalwan Sector alongside the LoC — making it that week’s second drone to be shot down.
On Could 27, the military had downed an Indian surveillance drone that had crossed over the LoC into the Rakh Chakri sector.
He had mentioned India deliberate to mount aggression towards Pakistan within the subsequent few months to divert the world’s consideration from its failures and embarrassment on a number of fronts, together with the border concern with Nepal, mismanagement of coronavirus, and its dwindling financial state of affairs.
Pakistan shoots down eighth spying quadcopter despatched from India: ISPR
