Pakistan Army Shot-Down Indian Spy Drone Near The Line Of Control: ISPR

An Indian drone was reportedly shot down by the Pakistan Armed Forces along the Line of Control (LOC), Sankh sector for airspace violation, ISPR reported.

Meet the Informer, the “Mukhbir” Behind the Killing of Top Commander – Burhan Wani

According to a statement by the Pakistan Army, the Indian Quadcopter in a ‘provocative act’ intruded 600 meters inside across the LoC on the Pakistani side in Sankh sector for surveillance.

Image

The Indian quad-copter came 600 metres inside Pakistan’s territory for surveillance and was met with a swift retort resulting in the shooting down of the machine. The ISPR said about the development that such provocative acts will not be tolerated from the Indian side.

Egypt & Pakistan: Global Response to Coronavirus Exposes Governments’ Fault Lines: OpEd

“This blatant act was aggressively responded to by Pakistan Army troops shooting down Indian quadcopter,” according to the Pakistan Army. Such unwarranted acts by the Indian Army were a clear violation of established norms, existing air agreement between two countries, it said.

Will Shakil Afridi, The Man Who Helped Neutralise Bin Laden, Be Freed By Pakistan?

Earlier, the EurAsian Times reported that ties between India and Pakistan were worsening after five Indian commandos were killed near the line of control.  The killing of elite Indian commands near the Line of control is bound to dramatically raise tensions between India and Pakistan, according to defence experts talking to the EurAsian Times. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, expect the unexpected in the coming weeks – the expert warned.