The Pakistan Air Force thwarted an attempt by Indian fighter jets to patrol along the Line of Control.

Four Indian Air Force fighter planes withdrew following prompt and attentive action by the Pakistan Air Force along the Line of Control.

Security sources reported that four Indian Rafale planes performed patrols within Indian territory over Jammu and Kashmir, which is under Indian administration, during the night of April 29 to 30.

The PAF aircraft swiftly identified the presence of these Indian fighter jets. Following the prompt and decisive response of the Pakistan Air Force, the Indian aircraft withdrew, according to security sources.

The armed forces of Pakistan are entirely vigilant and ready to deliver an appropriate reaction to any provocation from India.

Pakistan has downed two quadcopters.

On Tuesday, the Pakistan Army downed another Indian quadcopter along the Line of Control (LoC), marking the second Indian drone intercepted in one day, according to ISPR.

The Pakistan Army is reportedly delivering a robust and appropriate reaction to India at the Line of Control, as stated by the military’s media division. The most recent quadcopter was downed in the Satwal area, where it was detected performing reconnaissance within Pakistani territory. The crashed drone has been recognised as a Phantom-4.

Earlier today, the Pakistan Army intercepted a quadcopter belonging to the Indian Army’s 5 Assam Regiment in the Manawar Sector near Bhimber.

Defence analysts argue that India’s reckless moves are exacerbating tensions. This episode evidently demonstrates the professional competence, readiness, and alertness of the Pakistan Army.