Pakistan’s PM Shahbaz Sharif
India is constantly responding to the missile and drone attacks being carried out by Pakistan. Amid this situation of stress, the PIA flight in Pakistan has made emergency landing. No commercial flight is flying in Pakistan. Pakistan airs have been closed. All the airports in Pakistan will remain closed for all kinds of flights.
Pakistan Airport Authority (PAA) has once again installed air emergency across the country, which has suspended all flight operations. Islamabad Capital Territory Administration has issued an immediate order to completely shut down all petrol and diesel filling stations for 48 hours.
India’s reply to Pakistan’s drone attacks
Pakistan has taken these steps after more drone attacks carried out on the northern and western borders of India. When Pakistan had reduced the number of drone attacks at 26 places from Leh to Sir Creek in the north to Sir Creek in the north. Many of the targeted places included major airspace, military bases and airport facilities. India successfully thwarted each attack.
Pakistan tried to attack India with 300 to 400 drones on the night of 8-9 May. They have been initially identified as Turkish -built Asisguard Songs model. Many of these drones were stopped using kinetic and electronic war systems including Barak-8 and S-400 Triumph missile defense platforms, Akash SAM and indigenous anti-drain technology.
Shahbaz called a meeting
According to news agency Rotters, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has called a meeting of the National Command Authority on Saturday. According to Reuters, this NCA meeting has been called under another lead amidst all -round attacks on India.
NCA is the apex organization to decide on nuclear weapons of Pakistan. This meeting of NCA took place on Friday night after India started Operation Banyan-un-Marsus in response to military action against terrorists.