PAF Forward Bases operationalised after IAF Chief threat
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Air Force has operationalised its forward operating bases with the fighter jets in response to the threats posed by the Indian Air Force Chief.
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshall Sohail Amman is visiting the forward operating bases and boosting up the morale of the Air Force.
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman, who visited the Qadri Airbase in Skardu, has warned India of severe repercussions following any aggression, PAF sources said.
The PAF Chief stated Pakistan’s response to any Indian aggression will be remembered by their coming generations.
Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman confirmed that all forward operating bases of the PAF have been made operational in response to Indian ‘threats’.
Aman also met the pilots and technical staff of the fighting force and himself flew a Mirage jet on the occasion.
In an unprecedented move, Indian Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa has written a personal letter to nearly 12,000 officers of the Indian Air Force (IAF), asking them “to be prepared for operations with our present holdings, at a very short notice,” reported Indian Express news.
“In the present scenario, there is an ever persistent sub-conventional threat. Therefore, we need to be prepared for operations with our present holdings, at a very short notice,” the letter states.
