Pakistan’s air defense systems are closely watching the movement of Indian drones, including small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), as confirmed by DG ISPR Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry. He shared that all drones entering Pakistani airspace are being tracked in real-time through advanced radar technology.
This monitoring allows Pakistan to detect drone activity instantly and take timely actions if needed. The defense systems are fully prepared to respond, especially when drones are seen near sensitive areas such as civilian neighborhoods or close to commercial flight routes. Special protocols are in place to handle such situations with care, avoiding harm to people and ensuring safe skies.
These steps are part of Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to keep its airspace safe and secure. The army and air defense teams are on high alert at all times, ready to respond quickly to any aerial threat that may arise.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) emphasized that Pakistan is committed to maintaining peace and stability but will not compromise on its security. Continuous monitoring and swift responses are key parts of this strategy.
This update reflects the current status of regional air surveillance and highlights Pakistan’s focus on defense readiness.
