In a sudden and serious escalation, Indian officials revealed that Pakistan violated Indian airspace by sending 300 to 400 drones into Indian territory at 36 locations. These drones were reportedly made in Türkiye (Turkey), and India has taken immediate action in response.
This information came from a press conference addressed by:
- Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri
- Colonel Sophia Qureshi, and
- Other senior Indian officials.
Key Points Shared in the Press Conference:
- Massive Drone Attack: Pakistan targeted 36 places in India using 300 to 400 drones, many of which were Turkish-made. Indian Air Force and Army teams are investigating the debris.
- Civilian Planes Used as Shield: The Indian government said that Pakistan is using its passenger planes to cover up military drone activities. They have not closed their airspace, risking civilian lives.
- Damage to Schools and Soldiers: Two Indian schools were hit in the attacks, sadly leading to the death of some children. A few Indian soldiers were also injured in the attacks. Our prayers are with them for quick recovery.
- India Responds Strongly: India carried out 4 strong counter-attacks in response. The details of those operations are still classified.
What India Said:
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed:
“Pakistan has crossed the limits by attacking religious places and schools. They are misusing air routes and hurting innocent lives.”
Colonel Sophia Qureshi added:
“We found that the drones used were made in Turkey. Pakistan tried to make Indian air bases a target. We have given a strong reply.”
What Happens Next?
- Security agencies are on full alert
- Debris of Turkish drones is under investigation
- India may raise this issue in global forums
Conclusion:
This is one of the biggest drone-based threats India has faced. The government has promised a strong reply, and further updates are expected soon.
