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Salam to all Shaheeds This will not demote our resolve but will make it more stronger All these groups, their supporters ,financers and sypmhthetics should be uprooted

Awaz Apni: PESHAWAR/ISLAMABAD: Terrorists attacked a Pakistan Air Force (PAF) camp in Badaber area and killed 15 worshipers offering prayers inside a mosque, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.  According to details the number of casualties was confirmed at 29, of which 15 were martyred in the mosque, 7 while performing ablution in the barracks next to the mosque, 3 including one officer embraced martyrdom while fighting the terrorists and 4 civilians employed at the base also met their maker. "Terrorists entered the camp at 2 points and further split in into sub groups. The encounter began immediately due to quick response. The terrorists were contained within a close area. Meanwhile a group rushed to the mosque and martyred 15 Namazis offering prayers," said DG ISPR Maj-Gen Asim Bajwa in tweets. He said that 13 terrorists were surrounded and killed by security forces. The attackers were clad in Frontier Constabulary (FC) uniforms, he...

Introduction PAF F-16A block 15 #84705 showing off the typical Pakistani camouflage scheme. Pakistan has ordered a total of 111 F-16A/B aircraft. Of these, 71 were embargoed by the US due to Pakistan's nuclear weapons program. Of these 71, 28 were actually built but were flown directly to the AMARC at Davis-Monthan AFB for storage. Over the years, various plans were conceived for these 28 aircraft: Pakistan wanted to get the aircraft or their money back; they were offered to various nations, none of which were interested; ultimately, the US Navy and USAF entered them into service as aggressor aircraft. After Pakistan's help in the war on terror, the US lifted the embargo. In 2005, Pakistan requested 24 new Block 50/52 F-16C/Ds (with option for as much as 55 aircraft). Ultimately an order for 18 F-16s was placed with an option on another 18. Inventory Peace Gate I Pakistani F-16A #82702 over the Indus river, near Attock. Note the standard PAF F-16 color sche...

Dimensions: Length27.28m Fuselage Diameter2.31m Height7.73m Wingspan24.76m Tailplane Span10.36m Cabin Dimensions: Volume52.7m³ Length16.7m Width2.16m Height1.83m Baggage Compartment10.2m³ Weights: Empty Operating Weight13,800kg Maximum Payload5,900kg Fuel4,250kg Take-Off Weight22,800kg Engines: Type2 x Rolls-Royce Allison AE 2100A turboprop Rating3,096kW each Performance: Long-Range Cruise Speed594km/h Maximum Cruise Speed at 25,000ft685km/h Service Ceiling9,450m Take-Off to 11m1,290m Landing From 15m1,243m The Saab 2000 regional transport turboprop aircraft was developed by Saab Aircraft of Linköping, Sweden. It first flew in March 1992 and entered service with launch customer Crossair (now Swiss) in 1994. There are 60 Saab 2000 aircraft operational worldwide in France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Lithuania, Marshall Islands, Sweden, Switzerland and USA. Production of the aircraft ceased in 1999. Saab Aircraft Leasing, with headquarters in Washington DC, leases around 289 Saab 340 and Saab...

AWAZ APNI RAWALPINDI: Saab-2000 Awacs aircraft meant for aerial surveillance has been incorporated in the Pakistan Air Force fleet, Awaz Apni News reported Tuesday. A ceremony in this connection was held PAF Kamra attended by Chief of Air Staff Rao Qamar Suleman as chief guest. Addressing on the occasion, the PAF chief said Saab-2000 will enhance PAF capacity to combat the threats facing the country. With this acquisition from Sweden, Pakistan on Tuesday became the second country in the region after India to have inducted the sophisticated surveillance aircraft in its air force. The aircraft is fitted with the latest technology to detect aircraft flying at high and medium altitudes. With state-of-the-art system, it is also capable of detecting objects flying at lower levels over land and sea at extended ranges. The system is also capable of detecting surface targets over sea. The Erieye system provides 300 degree coverage and has an effective detection range of only 300 km to 350 km. I...

CNews Current KARACHI: Responding to the violation of Pakistan air space by Indian jet planes on Saturday, the defense analyst professor Hassan Askari said Sunday violation of Pakistan air space by Indian air force was an attempt to escalate tension between both the countries.He said that Pakistan defense authorities already feared Indian violation as they termed Indian violation of Pakistan air space, was an attempt to check Pakistan Air Force preparation to defend its air spaces.Lauding Pakistan Air Force response he said, “India must have got be fitting retaliation”.He advised the government of Pakistan to raise this issue in United Nations so that the proper action against India could be sought.Askari termed Pakistan strategy in current circumstances right, keeping in view the tension appeared after Mumbai attack and added that Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi should raise this issue before his Indian counterpart Pernab Mukherji during their meeting scheduled tomorrow.

CNews Current: India continues with its aggression and news just is that fighter planes of the Indian air force violated Pakistani airspace in Lahore and Kashmir. The ever-ready Pakistan Air Force swung into action and forced the Indian Jets out. We are proud of our defense forces! I will keep you updated on this here. Long Live Pakistan. Update (12:40 AM): Indian Fighter Jets were fully equipped with ammunition and explosives. Update (12:46 AM): Indian jets travelled as far as 4 km’s into Pakistani air space. This raises serious questions on the intentions of the Indian government. Thankfully, the Pakistan Air Force was already on high alert and reacted immediately to the violation and forced the jets out. I would like to know how many jets entered Pakistani air space and what their target(s) were.

Cnews Current: Indian fighter planes Saturday violated Pakistan’s air space by entering two places in Kashmir and Lahore.Planes of Pakistan Air Force (PAF), which was already on alert, quickly came into action and forced the India’s fighter jets to leave Pakistan’s air space, AMagazine.co.cc sources said.The sources further said that the Indian planes were fully equipped with warheads. Meanwhile, a state run TV channel has reported that a loud blast was heard in Arabian Sea between Badin and Jati cities Saturday night.However, further details about the blast were not received.The cause and exact location of the blast is being ascertained.The local people were in a state of fear after the blast, sources said.