PAF deploying Fighters at Skardu Base (very close to IOK)

[BVR]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1160802352057610240

 

[undercover JIX]

India keeping a close eye as Pakistan moves to base J-17 fighters at Skardu near Ladakh
Amid the ongoing tensions with Pakistan over the abrogation of Article 370, Pakistani forces have started moving equipment to their forward bases close to Ladakh.

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Edited By:

Sanchita Jain
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Updated:
Aug 12, 2019, 12:28 PM IST
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New Delhi: Amid the ongoing tensions with Pakistan over the abrogation of Article 370, Pakistani forces have started moving equipment to their forward bases close to Ladakh.

"Three C-130 transport aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force were used on Saturday to ferry equipment to their Skardu airbase opposite the Union Territory of Ladakh. The Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close eye on the movement of Pakistanis along with the border areas," government sources told ANI.

Sources said the equipment moved to the forward operating base could be support equipment for fighter aircraft operations. Pakistanis are most likely to move in their JF-17 fighter planes to the Skardu airfield, they said.

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The Indian intelligence agencies along with the Air Force and Army are keeping a close watch on the movement of the Pakistani Air Force as they can see almost the entire length and breadth of Pakistan.

The Pakistanis use an older version of the C-130 transport aircraft supplied by the Americans a long time ago and one of their military rulers Gen Zia Ul Haq was also killed in power when the C-130 in which he was travelling crashed in August 1988 due to a bomb explosion.

Sources said the Pakistan Air Force was planning to conduct an exercise of its Air Force and Army elements and the move of shifting planes to the forward base could also be a part of it. Skardu is a forward operating base of the Pakistan Air Force and it uses it to support its Army operations on the border with India.

Pakistan has been trying to make a big issue out of India`s decision of scrapping Article 370 and bifurcating Jammu and Kashmir into two union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

https://zeenews.india.com/india/ind...7-fighters-at-skardu-near-ladakh-2226627.html

Only Indian sources reporting it, no news form Pakistani side.

 

[BVR]

If true, then turning nonoperational base to operational clearly means preparation for possible War.

May be Jf-17's from Minhas Base Kamra. (from Tail Choppers squadron, having most success stories against India)

 

[undercover JIX]

If true, then turning nonoperational base to operational clearly means preparation for possible War.

not necessarily possible war, could be to avert enemy's misadventures, if they try any.
One thing is very clear, Pakistan is not going to start it but waiting for any mistakes from India and then unleash....so Pakistan can call everything defensive

 

[BVR]

Chinese support is fully with us too this time. Will be a great show (worth watching) if one more little mistake from India

 

[Maxpane]

its just high alert situation against any misadventure

 

[BVR]

India keeping a close eye as Pakistan moves to base J-17 fighters at Skardu near Ladakh
Amid the ongoing tensions with Pakistan over the abrogation of Article 370, Pakistani forces have started moving equipment to their forward bases close to Ladakh.

ANI Photo


Edited By:

Sanchita Jain
@sanchitajain96
Updated:
Aug 12, 2019, 12:28 PM IST
Source:
ANI
Trending News

• Watch: Ladakh MP Jamyang Tsering Namgyal steals the show again, dances with tricolour in hand
• CBSE issues clarification on exams fee hike, says it is now at par with other boards
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• As J&K celebrates Eid-al-Adha, intel inputs suggest fresh terror threat from JeM
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New Delhi: Amid the ongoing tensions with Pakistan over the abrogation of Article 370, Pakistani forces have started moving equipment to their forward bases close to Ladakh.

"Three C-130 transport aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force were used on Saturday to ferry equipment to their Skardu airbase opposite the Union Territory of Ladakh. The Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close eye on the movement of Pakistanis along with the border areas," government sources told ANI.

Sources said the equipment moved to the forward operating base could be support equipment for fighter aircraft operations. Pakistanis are most likely to move in their JF-17 fighter planes to the Skardu airfield, they said.

Live TV





The Indian intelligence agencies along with the Air Force and Army are keeping a close watch on the movement of the Pakistani Air Force as they can see almost the entire length and breadth of Pakistan.

The Pakistanis use an older version of the C-130 transport aircraft supplied by the Americans a long time ago and one of their military rulers Gen Zia Ul Haq was also killed in power when the C-130 in which he was travelling crashed in August 1988 due to a bomb explosion.

Sources said the Pakistan Air Force was planning to conduct an exercise of its Air Force and Army elements and the move of shifting planes to the forward base could also be a part of it. Skardu is a forward operating base of the Pakistan Air Force and it uses it to support its Army operations on the border with India.

Pakistan has been trying to make a big issue out of India`s decision of scrapping Article 370 and bifurcating Jammu and Kashmir into two union territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh.

https://zeenews.india.com/india/ind...7-fighters-at-skardu-near-ladakh-2226627.html

Only Indian sources reporting it, no news form Pakistani side.

Watch the fourth Suggestion in this page
(https://zeenews.india.com/india/as-...est-fresh-terror-threat-from-jem-2226582.html)

it all says itself what's going to happen

 

[untitled]

The Pakistanis use an older version of the C-130 transport aircraft supplied by the Americans a long time ago and one of their military rulers Gen Zia Ul Haq was also killed in power when the C-130 in which he was travelling crashed in August 1988 due to a bomb explosion.

As for the IAF's brand spanking new C130Js:

The crash has prompted shocked reactions considering the C-130 J’s record of reliability and reputation. Ajai Shukla, a columnist for India’s Business Standard and expert on Indian defense matters tweeted “This is a highly reliable, four-engine aircraft that is considered ‘un-crashable.’ How did this happen?” The C-130 J has a particularly rigid airframe and is capable of toting up to 20 tons of material.

 

[undercover JIX]

Watch the fourth Suggestion in this page
(https://zeenews.india.com/india/as-...est-fresh-terror-threat-from-jem-2226582.html)

it all says itself what's going to happen

that is routine Indian randi rona, Indian intel was the fake pretext to move additional troops to j&K too.

As for the IAF's brand spanking new C130Js:

The crash has prompted shocked reactions considering the C-130 J’s record of reliability and reputation. Ajai Shukla, a columnist for India’s Business Standard and expert on Indian defense matters tweeted “This is a highly reliable, four-engine aircraft that is considered ‘un-crashable.’ How did this happen?” The C-130 J has a particularly rigid airframe and is capable of toting up to 20 tons of material.

Indian has a habit of boasting themselves and degrading Pakistan in every news article, continuous propaganda repetition to brain wash poor Indians.

 

[BVR]

Can't their 1million army in IOK even stop 2-10 terrorists from infiltration ?
Terrorist JEM, Terrorist JEM, Terrorist JEM -----------.........
That's what they've been shouting since February

 

[Imran Khan]

As for the IAF's brand spanking new C130Js:

The crash has prompted shocked reactions considering the C-130 J’s record of reliability and reputation. Ajai Shukla, a columnist for India’s Business Standard and expert on Indian defense matters tweeted “This is a highly reliable, four-engine aircraft that is considered ‘un-crashable.’ How did this happen?” The C-130 J has a particularly rigid airframe and is capable of toting up to 20 tons of material.

We say in saraiki

Ho kutta or bhonky na ye nhi ho sakta

 

[undercover JIX]

We say in saraiki

Ho kutta or bhonky na ye nhi ho sakta

post the saraiki version plz.

 

[BVR]

#Breaking alot of Indian
military air traffic heading IOK
some disappeared from radar instantly

 

[Pakistan Ka Beta]

V Good Step . Gilgit Baltistan from now on must have atleast 1 PAF Operational Base . Force Command Nothern Areas should be converted into New Corps now with a LT Gen incharge ( Major General incharge as of now ) after India move on IOK .

 

[graphican]

India needs an incident to distract world attention from Kashmir, and here are some possible paths it can take;

1. Create an incident in Pakistan, like attack/killing of Maryam Nawaz Sharif and create panic within PMLN to start acting against the establishment (the black swan operation).
2. Create an incident in India (like Pulwama) and put blame on Pakistan, but not just the blame, another airstrike like situation which would create a side-conflict outside Kashmir region.
3. Start an incident with Pakistan in Kashmir and capture some of Azad Kashmir's territory and make Pakistan negotiate its loss instead of Indian occupied Kashmir.
4. No action is not an option for India as over time its crimes in Kashmir will pile up and Kashmiris and the world community will have to stand up, voice and pressurize India.