India-Pakistan War / Indian Air Defense shot down more than 600 Pakistani drones

India-Pakistan War: The step taken by India to avenge the brutal killing of innocent tourists in Pahalgam on 22 April shocked the whole world and showed Pakistan its place. This military operation, launched under the name Operation Sindoor, targeted the terrorist bases present inside Pakistan and completely destroyed them. In this attack, India killed more than 100 terrorists by carrying out precise attacks at nine places in Pakistan.

Wrath on the masters of terror

After this decisive action of India, a panicked Pakistan tried unsuccessfully to retaliate. Pakistan planned to target Indian military bases through Turkish-made drones. But it did not realize that India's air defense system has now gone far ahead of any old-fashioned system.

India's steel shield: Air Defense System

According to sources in the Ministry of Defense, the Indian Air Defense and the Army together shot down more than 600 drones of Pakistan under a joint strategy. More than 1000 gun systems and about 750 short and medium range missiles were used in this operation. This was an excellent example of coordination between the Indian Air Force and the Army.

Joint Air Defense Center: Monitoring the sky

In view of the possibility of a possible attack by Pakistan, India established a special Joint Air Defense Center, where experts from the Air Force and the Army monitored every moment. With the help of this center, every enemy drone was detected and shot down before it entered the border.

Dummy aircraft: When cleverness trapped the enemy

The strategy of the Indian Army was not only defensive but also clever. Dummy aircraft resembling drones were sent near the enemy's border, which confused Pakistan that Indian fighter planes had entered its border. In response, Pakistan activated its air defense - and from here India got the location of Pakistan's sensitive military bases. Then India targeted these bases with its Brahmos missiles and completely destroyed them.

Pakistan's own documents testify to its defeat

Pakistan's own documents are now confirming India's attack. Pakistan Air Force has issued tenders for repairing its airbases, which makes it clear that India's missiles have caused it severe damage. India has claimed that 11 airbases have been completely or partially destroyed.

Finally Pakistan came on its knees

India had already warned that if its military bases were targeted, it would have to face consequences. When Pakistan ignored the warning, India responded with a well-planned and decisive attack in such a way that Pakistan had to appeal for ceasefire.