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Islamabad: Pakistan on Saturday night claimed that Indian fighter jets had violated the country's airspace in two separate sectors and were forced out by its combat aircraft.
Two Indian jets violated Pakistani airspace in the Lahore and Pakistan occupied Kashmir sectors, TV channels reported.
A Pakistan Air Force spokesman said the Indian jets were "forced to retreat" after Pakistani aircraft responded.
He did not say when the airspace violations had occurred or how long the Indian jets had remained in Pakistani airspace. Information Minister Sherry Rehman said when the matter was taken up with Indian authorities, they had described the violations as "inadvertent".
KARACHI: Senior analyst Kamran Khan :-
He said that this Indian action reveals its nefarious design against the sovereignty of Pakistan and termed, “Indian version that it violated Pakistan air spaces by mistakes, a lamb excuse”, as he maintained, “Mistake can be committed once not twice.”
He said that on both occasions, Indian fighter jets were equipped with warheads, which means they had some wicked intensions against our land.
Two Indian jets violated Pakistani airspace in the Lahore and Pakistan occupied Kashmir sectors, TV channels reported.
A Pakistan Air Force spokesman said the Indian jets were "forced to retreat" after Pakistani aircraft responded.
He did not say when the airspace violations had occurred or how long the Indian jets had remained in Pakistani airspace. Information Minister Sherry Rehman said when the matter was taken up with Indian authorities, they had described the violations as "inadvertent".
KARACHI: Senior analyst Kamran Khan :-
He said that this Indian action reveals its nefarious design against the sovereignty of Pakistan and termed, “Indian version that it violated Pakistan air spaces by mistakes, a lamb excuse”, as he maintained, “Mistake can be committed once not twice.”
He said that on both occasions, Indian fighter jets were equipped with warheads, which means they had some wicked intensions against our land.
