Pakistan’s military has successfully downed two more Indian drones over Sukkur and Rahim Yar Khan, pushing the total count of neutralized hostile UAVs to 29, according to security sources. The escalation comes in response to a series of unprovoked and cowardly attacks by India across the Line of Control and into civilian areas.
In a significant development, sources revealed that an additional drone was shot down near Race Course Transit Camp in Rawalpindi, bringing the city’s drone take-down total to three. The drones were intercepted over Food Street, Race Course, and Scheme-3.
Earlier, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) reported that 25 Israeli-made Harop drones had already been downed, exposing India’s reliance on foreign combat tech to conduct its aggression.
“The use of these drones reflects India’s desperation and strategic confusion,” the ISPR stated. “Whether at the Line of Control or in Pakistani airspace, India is suffering significant losses and its hostile designs are being crushed.”
The wreckage of multiple Harop drones is being collected from various regions, providing evidence of foreign military hardware being deployed against Pakistan.
Meanwhile, Tuesday night’s cowardly attacks by Indian forces on civilian populations in Kotli, Muzaffarabad, Bagh, Muridke, and Ahmedpur Sharqia resulted in tragic casualties — 31 Pakistanis were martyred, including two children, and 51 others wounded. The strikes also destroyed two mosques, prompting outrage and condemnation.
In response, Pakistan delivered a decisive and forceful retaliation, with the ISPR declaring that the Pakistan Armed Forces are fully prepared and “responding with crushing force to every act of aggression.”
As tensions surge between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, the stakes continue to rise — with Pakistan making it clear that any violation of its sovereignty will be met with unwavering resolve and retaliatory strength.
