Indian Rafale jets flee after PAF’s swift detection near LOC

On the night between April 29 and 30, four Indian Air Force Rafale jets carried out a patrol near the Line of Control (LoC) in the occupied Kashmir region. The aircraft remained inside Indian airspace but were closely monitored by the Pakistan Air Force.

According to reliable security sources, the Pakistan Armed Forces are on high alert. They are fully prepared to defend against any aggressive actions. When the Indian Rafale jets appeared near the border, Pakistan responded quickly and effectively. As a result, the Indian jets backed off and returned.

The situation comes amid growing tension between the two countries. Pakistan’s Federal Information Minister, Attaullah Tarar, issued a serious warning earlier this week. In a video statement late at night, he said intelligence agencies had confirmed that India is planning military action within the next 24 to 36 hours.

He claimed that India may try to use the recent Pahalgam incident as an excuse to start conflict. The minister made it clear that any act of aggression from India would receive a strong and decisive response from Pakistan.

Attaullah Tarar also criticized India’s behavior following the Pahalgam attack. He said India is acting as “plaintiff, judge, and executioner” without any proof. He emphasized that Pakistan has always been a victim of terrorism and has fought against it for the last 20 years. He added that Pakistan has always condemned terrorism in all forms at international levels.

Tarar further said that Pakistan had offered a fair and open investigation into the Pahalgam incident. He explained that Pakistan’s intention was to find out the truth and maintain peace. However, India rejected this peaceful approach and chose to take an aggressive and emotional path.

He warned that if India continues down this road, the consequences would be serious not just for the region but also for global peace. The federal minister urged the international community to take note of the rising tensions.

Meanwhile, military experts believe that the Indian patrol was a show of force, possibly testing Pakistan’s preparedness. But Pakistan’s swift response proved its military readiness and strong surveillance capability.

The Pakistani military has increased border monitoring and surveillance. Army units are also on standby in case of any emergency. Both air forces continue to keep a close watch on each other’s movements along the LoC.

With tensions rising, both nations are now at a critical point. Calls for restraint and dialogue are growing, but no formal communication between the two countries has been announced yet.