Pakistan expands airspace closure, covers almost entire country

Pakistan has expanded its airspace restrictions through a NOTAM. This move covers a larger portion of its airspace. The expansion comes ahead of a major Indian tri-services exercise planned in Rajasthan and Gujarat. The exercise is scheduled from ...

Move comes after Pak Navy chief visited Sir Creek area
New Delhi: Pakistan has expanded a notice to air missions (NOTAM), covering a larger part of its airspace, before an Indian tri services exercise is to commence on Rajasthan and Gujarat. The NOTAM, which builds on one issued earlier, now covers most of Pakistani airspace, with flights being restricted due to planned military exercises.

The move comes after the Pakistani Navy Chief visited the Sir Creek area over the weekend to inspect troops and check on preparedness. As reported by ET, India has planned a major tri services exercise, with a NOTAM issued from October 30 to November 11 for large parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Earlier this month, Singh also visited soldiers in the Sir Creek area. Flagging off recent expansion of military infrastructure by Pakistan in the area, the defence minister issued a strong warning that any misadventure will be met with a decisive response that would change "both history and geography".
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