Pakistan’s airbase destroyed by Indian airstrikes, Pakistan upset
Even though the ceasefire has come into force between the India-Pakistan war, the wounds given by the Indian Army to Pakistan are now coming out slowly. The latest case is related to the Rahim Yar Khan airbase in South Punjab, Pakistan, which has been decided by the Pakistan government to temporarily shut down. This decision has been taken by Pakistan to repair the airbase, which has been destroyed by the Indian air strike. There was only one runway on the airbase.
Airbase repair will be done for a week
Pakistan Civil Avation Authority has decided to repair Rahim Yar Khan Airbase. According to a report by The Indian Express, the Authority has issued notice to airmen (NOTAM) in this regard. Under this, NOTAM has gone into effect from 4 pm on Saturday 10 May to 5 am on Saturday, May 10 to 5 am.
According to the report of The Indian Express, the NOTAM states that the reason for the temporary closure of the airbase is in progress there. Because of this, the blows from there will not be operated.
According to the report of the express, according to the International Civil Evolution Organization, the use of ‘WIP’ code in NOTAM refers to progress, given that the runway of the airbase is specifically mentioned in the NOTAM, it shows that work is going on on the runway itself.
Airbase Pakistani major military hideouts
There is also Sheikh Zayed International Airport in Rahim Yar Khan Airbase. Which is the only runway. This airbase Pakistan Army is also a major hideout. With this military airbase, Pakistan had carried out several attacks on India during the war. According to the information, this airbase was one of the six Pakistani military bases that were targeted by the Indian Air Force.
India also targeted Rawalpindi Airbase
The Indian Army also targeted Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi along with Rahim Yar Khan of Pakistan. This airbase is important for Pakistan from a normal perspective. At some distance from this, Pakistan’s nuclear weapons are said to be a stock of weapons. Action was taken from India when Pakistan sent more than 500 drones to the Indian border to demonstrate its aerial strength.
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