The firing of a Brahmos Missile into Pakistan in 2022 raised suspicions, as it seemed unlikely to be a mere accident. The missile’s trajectory deliberately avoided military targets, circumventing active Surface-to-Air Missile systems, and took cover among commercial airliners.
A JF-17 Block II from ‘Phoenixes’ equipped with duel ejector racks for ATG munition sitting at PAF Base Samungli near Quetta.
A JF-17 Block II aircraft equipped with dual ejector racks for Air-to-Ground munitions was stationed at PAF Base Samungli near Quetta. This aircraft played a pivotal role in the War on Terror, showcasing exceptional precision strike capabilities.
The JF-17, a joint Chinese-Pakistani fighter jet, has become an important asset for the Pakistan Air Force, particularly in counterinsurgency and precision strike operations. Its versatility and capability in a variety of roles make it a significant component of Pakistan’s military capabilities.
The Indian Air Force has reportedly deployed Tejas Mk-1s, assigned to No 45 and No 18 Squadron, in a southern location far from the Indo-Pak or Indo-China border. This decision follows a brief deployment at a northern base, suggesting potential concerns about the aircraft’s suitability in certain environments.
