Pakistan heightens military readiness amid fears of Indian airstrike, fighter jets deployed.
Pakistan has heightened its military readiness, deploying advanced fighter jets and increasing border defenses in response to fears of potential airstrikes from India, while escalating rhetoric and tensions signal a looming risk of confrontation.
New Delhi:
A major development has emerged from Pakistan, as the country expresses growing concerns about potential airstrikes from India. In response to these fears, Pakistan has activated its Skardu Airbase and deployed fighter jets at lower altitudes, signalling a heightened state of readiness.
Increased military movement and jet deployments
Pakistan has stationed several advanced fighter jets, including China’s J-10 and JF-17 models, as well as F-16s, in the southern sector of the country. The move is believed to be in anticipation of a possible attack on key strategic locations, including the Karachi port, which Pakistan considers a vital lifeline. Additionally, Pakistan has ramped up troop movements along the border, with military trucks being sent to reinforce defensive positions, suggesting heightened alarm over India’s military actions.