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Pakistan Army shoots down Indian spy drone on LOC

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Staff Reporter

2 years ago

ISLAMABAD: The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that the Pakistan Army had shot down another Indian quadcopter that was snooping around the country’s airspace along the Line of Control (LoC).
The Indian quadcopter may have been conducting surveillance operations along the Line of Control (LoC), according to reports in the local media. A quadcopter was discovered along the Line of Control, and the Pakistani Army shot down an unauthorized aircraft as hostilities between Indian and Pakistani forces continued unabated.

The origin of the quadrocopter was confirmed by the identification of an Indian Army unit’s mark on the drone. Concerns were raised concerning the Indian drone’s mission of reconnaissance along the delicate border region when it was found operating into Pakistani territory.

The incident underscores the persistent tensions and security concerns in the region and adds to the history of hostilities between the armed forces of enemy nations, particularly along the contested LoC zone.
The setback that the Indian Air Force (IAF) suffered in the Pulwama event against the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is causing resentment among Indians. The Air Force is widely recognized for its exceptional technological and operational capabilities, which are underpinned by a resolute national commitment.

When IAF aircraft breached Pakistani airspace five years ago, there were many people worried that the two nuclear-armed countries might go to war. Following the Indian invasion, the military of Pakistan shot down two fighter planes of the Indian Air Force and killed the pilot of a MiG-21 jet that had fallen inside Pakistani territory.

Staff Reporter