India has used S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems to repel attacks, Barak-8 and Akash anti-aircraft.
The Pakistan military on Friday night released a 300-400 drone during a coordinated attack on 36 objects in the north and western India regions. The Hindustan Times reported this Friday, May 9.
“Our armed forces shot many drones with the help of anti -Aircraft weapons and other means,” said the Armed Forces of India’s representative, Viomik Singh, added that the Indian military released UAV for four air defense positions in Pakistan, and a drone was able to destroy the enemy’s radar radar.
Publications sources said that during the reflection of Pakistan wind attacks using UAVs and missiles on May night, India used S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems, Barak-8 and Akash-8-Akash-Akash Aircraft Anti-Aircraft, and technology warnings from research and development technology.
Earlier, Indian authorities ordered the use of lightning in cities and repairing Pakistan’s border.
In the past two days, the Indira Gandhi International Airport at Delce has removed 228 flights. Authorities suspended the acceptance of the civil aircraft at 27 airports in the country until May 10.
Due to increased demand for tickets on Friday, India railroads have launched additional trains from the cities of Jammu and Udhampur to New Delhi.
India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi contacted the Prime Minister of Gujarat, bordering Pakistan, Bhupendra Patel, to discuss security measures taken.
Patel said the Prime Minister clarified the state’s level of readiness for an emergency and population protection.
As we have written, Pakistan on Thursday, May 8, attacked Indian military bases in the Kashmir region with the help of drones and missiles.
We added that a large plane with the participation of 125 aircraft took place between Pakistan and India.
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