Pakistani security forces took down six more Indian drones on Friday. These enemy drones were shot down over multiple districts in Punjab. With this operation, the number of downed drones now stands at 77, according to official military sources. All six Indian drones were reportedly of Israeli origin. The coordinated response targeted the aerial threats in Okara, Pakpattan, and Vehari. Four of them were brought down in Okara, while one each was destroyed in Pakpattan and Vehari. Security officials confirmed that the Indian drones violated Pakistan’s airspace. These drones were tracked on radar before being neutralised. A military spokesperson stated,…
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