PAF played a crucial role in halting
Indian attempt to capture Lahore in 1965: Air Vice Marshal
Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Air Vice
Marshal Shahryar Khan has celebrated Pakistan’s triumph in the 1965 war,
describing it as a critical struggle for the nation's integrity and survival.
Despite confronting an adversary with a fourfold numerical advantage,
Pakistan's armed forces effectively defended the country and thwarted their
enemy's plans.
“The Pakistan Air Force exceeded the
nation’s expectations during the conflict,” Air Vice Marshal Khan stated. He
highlighted the pivotal role of the PAF in preventing the Indian army from
capturing Lahore, with enemy advances being repelled at every turn.
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The Air Marshal also lauded the
Pakistan Army, particularly the bravery of its soldiers, known as the
"Shahbaz." He commended their steadfast defense, ensuring that not a
single inch of territory was lost and upholding Pakistan’s sovereignty with
resolute courage.
The remembrance of the 1965 war
underscores the resilience and unity that remain central to Pakistan’s defense
strategy.
Source:
Samaa TV