PM Shabaz, Pakistan’s Kapalunama, believed in Pakistan’s Kapaluna in Operation Sindur, saying that many hideouts, including the Noorgan Airbace, have been destroyed in India’s attack – Pakistan Prime Minister Shebas Sharif has agreed, Munir Khan Airbase NTC.
Pakistan accepted the success of Operation Sindur. Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Shaif acknowledged that many of his airports have been destroyed on India’s retaliation, especially the Noorgan Airport. This confession of Pakistan is now in front of the world.
The same Pakistan celebrated victory by fooling its people, claiming that nothing had happened till yesterday. Now he says that he has lost.
The video came forward
Shahbaz Sharif’s video has now gone viral on social media. In this, he said, “Sipllar General Munir told me on a safe phone at 2.30 pm on the 9th and 10th, that Vajir-Azam Saheb has introduced its ballistic missile, one of which has fallen into the Noorgan Airbace and stored in some parts of the airline. Used gadgets and technology.
Noorgan is the most important airbase
We will tell you that Noor Khan is not a normal airport. It is the VVIP and Pakistan’s high -level military aviation center. Its proximity to Islamabad and its dual role makes the airbase one of Pakistan as one of the most important airborne states. So far, all the satellite photos that are available after attacks have shown that the Indian Air Force has hit the full accuracy, and there is no point anywhere.
Noor Khan Airbace, near Islamabad, helps the Pakistani Air Force (PAF) operations and also uses the country’s best VVIP air transport. Sadola’s satellite photos of India’s space company today through Earth Intelligence Site, Schefie, provide new manifestations on the events of Pakistan’s highest air base.
Photos confirm the existence of a white G450 (G-IV-X) specification aircraft at 435 meters from the missile attack on the Noor Khan site on May 10. The Pakistani government, especially the Prime Minister, the President and the Foreign Ministers, uses the white bay stream. Satellite photos show that the Indian Air Force target the airport in Rawalpindi, destroying a command and control unit.
