Asaduddin Owaisi takes ‘leased Chinese aircraft’ Jib at Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, after IAF Asim Munir destroyed Rahm Yaar Khan Airbase. Bharat News
New Delhi: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owasi made fun of Pakistan Prime Minister on Tuesday Shahbaz Sharif And Army Chief General Asim Munir (PAF) on the destruction of Pakistan Air Force Rahm Yaar Khan AirbaseOne of the eight airbase in early 10 May by the Indian Air Force (IAF).Also read: Pakistan destroyed the Indian missile strike Rahm Yaar Khan Airbase; 4 others in Sindh, killed squadron leader“Will Sharie and A Munir (SIC) be able to land their leased Chinese aircraft in the mercy airbase?” Owaisi posted on x.Rahim Yar Khan is a forward operating base of PAF Central Command. It shares its only runway with Sheikh Zayed International Airport, named after Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the first chairman of the UAE, who funded the construction of the terminal of the airport. The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority handles day-to-day operations here. It is close to Pakistan’s border with Rajasthan in India.The IAF strike created a large pit in the runway, resulting in all flight operations non-conducting for a week.Also read: India’s missile strike at Pakistan level Noor Khan Airbase, Rahm Yaar Khan leaves a huge pits in the airbaseApart from Rahim Yar Khan, IAF also removed PAF airbase Noor Khan, Sukkur, Murid, Shahbaz, Mushf, Rafiki and Bholari. In response to Operation Sindoor, Pakistan retaliated after launching missiles at Indian military establishments. However, India’s air defense system successfully stopped missiles.On Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited IAF’s second largest airbase, Adampur in Punjab, and busted Pakistan’s claim to destroy the airbase.Under Operation Sindore, the Indian Armed Forces launched accurate attacks on nine terrorist facilities in Pakistan and Pakistan occupied Kashmir in the early hours of May 7. More than 100 terrorists were killed in the operation.There was India’s response to a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 male tourists were shot dead by Pakistan -backed militants on 22 April.
