Pakistan airspace Closed for Commercial Flights: India took revenge on the Pahalgam attack and launched airstrikes on 9 terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir on Wednesday night. Due to India’s action, the Pakistan government has taken a big step and closed its airspace for all commercial flights at Lahore and Islamabad airports.
Lahore and Islamabad airspace
The Pakistan Airport Authority (PPA) issued a statement late on Wednesday, saying, “The airspace of the country at Lahore and Islamabad Airports has been closed for all commercial flights.” However, Karachi Airport is operational.
Aircraft closed for 48 hours after Indian attack
After India’s attack, Pakistan announced the closure of its airspace for all air traffic for 48 hours. India launched military attacks on terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan authorized Kashmir, killing about 90 terrorists.
PPA complained to ICAO
After the Indian attacks, the Pakistan Airport Authority complained to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The PPA told the ICAO that this inflammatory step of India pose a threat to civil aviation security.
Operation vermilion
The Indian Army has carried out air strikes at a total of 9 places. The Indian Army has confirmed that the successful aerial attack was not carried out at a Pakistani military hideout but on a terrorist hideout. After the air strike, the Indian Army tweeted and said, ‘Justice Hua, Jai Hind’.
The Indian Army has also carried out missile attacks on Kotli, Bahawalpur and Muzaffarabad. After India’s air strike, Pakistan has violated ceasefire along the border, which the BSF is giving a befitting reply.
According to initial reports, the Indian Army mainly targeted the targets of the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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