Pakistani Drones spotted over New Delhi Airspace amid major escalation

Multiple Pakistani drones were seen flying over New Delhi on Saturday morning, according to security sources and local witnesses. The drones caused fear and confusion among residents and authorities in the Indian capital.

The sightings come as military tensions between India and Pakistan grow after recent missile attacks and air strikes from both sides. This is the first time Pakistan’s drones have reportedly entered New Delhi’s airspace, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict.

Indian Air Defense on High Alert

Indian air defense systems were immediately put on high alert. Emergency procedures were activated around sensitive areas in and near the city. However, no official statement has been released yet about how many drones were spotted or their exact mission.

Military experts believe the drones were likely used for reconnaissance (spying) or psychological pressure during this dangerous time.

Use of Drones and Missiles in Conflict

Both nations are now using drones and missiles as key weapons in their ongoing standoff. India has accused Pakistan of launching drone and missile strikes on Indian military bases, including in Indian-occupied Kashmir. Pakistan has denied the claims and said it shot down 25 Indian drones in recent days.

The conflict has already led to casualties:

• Pakistan reports 36 deaths

• India reports 16 deaths

Drones Now Central in Battle Strategy

Drones are now playing a big role in this conflict. They help with precise targeting, surveillance, and attacks.

• India has a more advanced drone fleet and plans to buy more Predator drones from abroad.

• Pakistan uses drones mostly made in China and Turkey.

With both countries using high-tech weapons and crossing into each other’s skies, the situation remains very serious and dangerous.