Pakistan Downs 77 Israeli Drones Sent by India: DG ISPR
“Not a single one of them returned. We
are taking out each drone — and none
will go back,” said the military spokesperson
Web Desk
Islamabad: The Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) has revealed that Pakistan’s military has successfully neutralised 77 Israeli-made drones allegedly launched by India.
“Not a single one of them returned. We are taking out each drone — and none will go back,” said the military spokesperson.
In a stern warning, he said, “If you’re so fond of Pakistan firing at you, we will fulfill your wish — at a time, place, and method of our choosing.”
He challenged India to provide proof of its claims. “Show the debris of even one Pakistani aircraft or drone that you say we fired. There is none,” he asserted, calling Indian media reports a “mockery of journalism.”
The DG ISPR also addressed reports of communication between Pakistan and India, saying, “I can confirm that no direct contact has occurred between the national security advisers. Indirect efforts, if any, are handled by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.”
So far, Indian attacks have resulted in the deaths of 33 civilians, including seven women and five children, with 76 others injured — among them 14 military personnel.
“You kill two-year-old children and celebrate it? That is shameful,” he said, condemning Indian media coverage.
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