Pak Army holds war exercises after Indian false flag attack

The Pakistan Army is carrying out large-scale military exercises in response to the recent false flag attack in Pahalgam, located in Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, according to state media Radio Pakistan.

The exercises are taking place in areas like Sialkot, Narowal, Zafarwal, Shakargarh, and nearby regions. Both light and heavy weapons, including tanks, artillery, and infantry, are being used during the drills.

Soldiers and officers are practicing real battlefield strategies and showing their skills with modern weapons. The purpose of these exercises is to prepare for any possible military threat and to show the army’s strength and readiness.

Security sources said that the Pakistan Army is fully ready to defend the country and give a strong reply to any enemy aggression. They added that both officers and soldiers are willing to sacrifice their lives to protect Pakistan.

Earlier, on the night of April 29 and 30, four Indian Rafale jets were spotted flying inside Indian airspace over occupied Kashmir. The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) quickly detected their presence and responded immediately, causing the Indian jets to retreat.

Officials say the Pakistani forces are on high alert and will respond firmly to any hostile action from India.

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