Indian Air Force will conduct war exercises right in front of Karachi's airspace, NOTAM issued

News Topical, Digital Desk : Even after bringing Pakistan to its knees in Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force has not stopped. The Air Force is continuously conducting war exercises and keeping its preparations complete. Now information has come to light that the Indian Air Force is going to conduct war exercises right in front of Karachi's airspace. Many aircraft of the Air Force will be involved in this exercise. Keeping this exercise of the Air Force in mind, NOTAM has been issued. 

Where will the exercise take place?

According to the information that has come out, the Indian Air Force will conduct war exercises in the areas adjacent to Gujarat and Rajasthan from 11 am on 2 September to around 2 pm on 3 September. This war exercise will take place right in front of Karachi's airspace. According to the Indian Air Force, this is a routine exercise. NOTAM has been issued for this.

What is NOTAM?

Actually, NOTAM means "Notice To Airmen." This is a notice. Which gives important information related to air travel to pilots, air traffic controllers and other people associated with aviation. The main purpose of NOTAM is to make air travel safe and smooth. 

India had shot down 6 Pakistani planes

Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh had recently informed that the Indian Air Force had shot down five fighter planes and one big aircraft of Pakistan during Operation Sindoor. One of the Pakistani planes was targeted from a distance of about 300 kilometers. This is actually the biggest record of surface-to-air shootdown that India has achieved so far.

India fired only 50 missiles

At the same time, senior Air Force officer Air Marshal Narmdeshwar Tiwari, who played an important role in Operation Sindoor, has recently informed that less than 50 weapons were fired by the Indian Air Force on Pakistan's military bases. Pakistan had to negotiate for ceasefire with India in this time.

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