The Pakistan Air Force fears that it will lose the pok and opens a base near Srinagar. What will India do?

The Pakistan Air Force fears that it will lose the pok and opens a base near Srinagar. What will India do?

Pakistan is once again active in the offensive as it reopens two air bases near Srinagar in Jamu and Kashmir. The two air bases are located near the Line of Control (LOC) in occupied Kashmir, Pakistan. These bases have been closed for several years.

Kotli and Rawalkot are only 100 km from Srinagar. A few days after the People’s Liberation Army attacked a bus in the Bolan area hijacked at least 155 passengers. In view of this, it is also important for Pakistan’s military to strengthen its base in Shamsi in Bal Luchistan Province, which indicates instability in the region.

The Kotli Air Base is under the rule of the Army’s 3 POK Brigades, and the area is under the 23rd Division. To strengthen the base, more than a hundred defensive forces have been transferred to Kotli. On the other hand, Rawalkot Air Base reports to 2 POK brigades in the 12-partition. This air base has been closed for four years.

The Shamsi area is involved in a lot, as 403 helicopter squadrons are already moving in areas where the communications and radar networks are monitored for further use.

The state army is building a sale near Sabaz, an air base in Jacocabad, Sindh Province. To build the state, the Army has acquired more than 7,000 acres of land. The Army also has a base in Nasirabad, Bal Luzhi Province. The Pakistani government has acquired 26,000 acres for the base.

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) building near the LOC is a potential threat to India. On February 26, 2019, the Indian Air Force strike in Balakot reopened, with Indian fighter jets attacking Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Balakot Base and resumed victory.