Pakistan missile test: Pakistan has put its Air Force on high alert due to the possibility of a major military action by India following Pahalgam terror attack. Along with this, Pakistan has taken another step and will test the missile near the coast of Karachi on 24 and 25 April.
India's strong response after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir has increased the uneasiness in Pakistan. Pakistan had already put its air force on high alert due to the fear of any major military action by India. Now Pakistan has taken another step and announced to test missiles in the sea area near the coast of Karachi on 24 and 25 April.
Surface-to-surface missile will be tested. The range of this missile is said to be about 480 kilometers. Along with this, Pakistan has declared a part of the Arabian Sea as a no-fly zone and has issued a warning to planes and ships to stay away from that area.
India's security agencies are keeping a close watch on every activity of Pakistan. Experts say that Pakistan is doing all this out of fear of India's possible reaction, so that it can demonstrate its power. However, India is fully prepared and no leniency will be shown in the matter of national security.
Pakistan begins deployment of Air Force aircrafts
According to the report, Pakistan has started deploying Air Force aircrafts at its military bases located near Jammu and Kashmir in view of the possible threat from India. According to the information, the Pakistani Air Force's Hercules aircraft PAF189 has been shifted from Karachi Air Command to Lahore.
Indian Navy ship INS Vikrant deployed in the Arabian Sea
Meanwhile, the presence of Indian Navy aircraft carrier INS Vikrant in the Arabian Sea has been seen in recent satellite images. This aircraft carrier of the Indian Navy equipped with MiG-29 fighter aircraft is seen moving in the Arabian Sea near the Karwar coast. According to reports, Pakistan is probably planning to test missiles in the same area where the Indian aircraft carrier Vikrant is currently deployed.