Pakistan’s military spokesperson has confirmed that the army successfully shot down all 12 drones sent by India during recent cross-border tensions. The Director General of ISPR (Inter-Services Public Relations) stated that the drones were spotted in different areas and were immediately taken down to protect Pakistan’s airspace.
These drones were reportedly involved in surveillance and other suspicious activities. Security forces remained alert and acted quickly to stop any threats. The spokesperson praised the Pakistan Army’s readiness and quick response in defending the country from any possible harm.
This development comes at a time of increasing tensions between Pakistan and India. Both countries have been closely monitoring the situation, and any air or land intrusion is being taken seriously. The statement from DG ISPR shows the army’s strong position in protecting the nation’s borders.
Pakistan continues to urge for peace and restraint but remains fully prepared to respond to any aggression. The army’s actions send a clear message that Pakistan will not tolerate violations of its airspace. The news of shooting down 12 drones has also been widely shared on social media, drawing public support for the armed forces.
