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Pakistan increases Air and Border surveillance after Israel-Iran conflict

Pakistan increases Air and Border surveillance after Israel-Iran conflict

As tensions rise in the region following Israeli strikes on Iran, Pakistan has stepped up its security measures by increasing air and border surveillance along its western frontier. Fighter jets have begun patrolling the skies as a precautionary response to any potential threats.

Military sources confirm that the Pakistan Air Force has initiated air patrols near the Iran border, maintaining a vigilant watch over the area. This move comes in anticipation of possible spillover effects from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran.

Authorities have issued directives to heighten monitoring of both airspace and ground movement in border areas, especially those adjacent to Iran. The Air Force remains on high alert, prepared to respond swiftly to any hostile activity.

This proactive measure reflects Pakistan’s commitment to national security and readiness in the face of evolving regional challenges. While there is no immediate threat, the military continues to monitor developments closely and is fully prepared to counter any aggression.

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