PNN – Pakistani security sources, announcing the high level of readiness of the country’s armed forces, especially its air force, for what they called a possible invasion by its eastern neighbor, India, claimed that the Pakistani air force intercepted several Indian fighter jets near the shared border and prevented any further action by the Indian side.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Pakistani media reported that security sources added that four Indian Rafale fighter jets flying near the shared border in Kashmir controlled by New Delhi were detected by the Pakistani Air Force.
These sources claimed that the high level of preparedness of the Pakistani armed forces led to the Indian fighter jets moving away from the shared border and preventing any further action by the Indian side.
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