Pakistan Air Force conducts air drills to test military ability
The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is
hosting significant multinational air exercises, Indus Shield 2024,
alongside key regional allies including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. These
exercises aim to strengthen military partnerships and enhance strategic
cooperation among the participating nations.
Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir
is expected to observe the exercises and receive a detailed briefing on the
scope of the operations, which focus on addressing shared security challenges
in the region.
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hosted 14-nation aerial warfare exercise 'Indus Shield 2023' in full swing
Indus Shield 2024 showcases the professionalism and capabilities of the
participating air forces amid growing tensions in the Middle East. The Royal
Saudi Air Force (RSAF) has deployed six Panavia Tornado fighter jets, renowned
for their versatility in both ground attack and tactical support roles. Turkey
has sent F-16 fighter jets, while Egypt is participating with Mirage 2000
aircraft. Pakistan's contribution includes its advanced J-10C fighter jets.
This joint exercise underscores the
commitment of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Egypt to maintaining military
readiness and fostering closer defense ties in a region facing evolving
security threats.
Source: Express Tribune