Drone attacks in many cities of Pakistan: Pakistan’s air defense systems and radar systems were destroyed in drone attacks in many cities of Pakistan. Pakistani Army spokesman Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary has said that India has attacked the Israeli drone in Pakistan. According to Chaudhary, 4 Pakistani Army personnel were injured in a drone attack in Lahore on Thursday. At the same time, a person has died in the mians. It is being told that Pakistan’s Achtue 9 Air Defense Unit has been destroyed in the drone attack. The radar system has also suffered a lot of damage. Pakistan also tried to attack 15 cities in India, which were thwarted.
Explosions in many cities: The spokesman said that drone attacks have taken place in many places including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Karachi. The Pakistani Army has succeeded in demolishing at least 12 Indian drones at 9 places. The spokesman said that another drone managed to harm.
There were reports of strong explosions in Walton Airport and Old Airport area of Lahore. In viral photographs on social media, smoke gubles and drone attack marks were clearly visible near Walton Airport. Pakistan military spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said at the press conference that India is continuously violating our airspace. This is aggression and will have serious consequences.
Pakistan’s claim: Pakistan claimed that it killed 12 Indian drones, but a drone managed to target a military hideout in Sindh province, injuring four soldiers.
What Harop Drone’s quality: The Harop drone, also known as’ Kamikaje Drone, is a Lietering Munition, developed by the Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI). This drone can remain in the air for 6 hours and can track the target in a 200 km range. Its operators can choose the target in real-time, making the accurate attack possible. When the target is found, this drone explodes itself on it, causing heavy damage to the enemy. India bought 10 Harop drones for $ 100 million in 2009 and included more than 110 drones in its inventory by 2019. These drones have been named ‘P-4’ by the Indian Air Force.