Coronavirus has been wreaking havoc in India for a long time. On the other hand, India is keeping a close watch on Pakistan's exercise 'high mark'. Pakistan air force fighters and other aircraft are involved in this exercise happening close to the sky of Karachi. According to government sources, this exercise is taking place in Pakistani airspace and Pakistani Air Force has issued a 'Notice to Airman' to give information about this air exercise. Sources said, 'The Indian Air Force is keeping a close watch on its activities as Pakistani fighter aircraft are doing various maneuvers including flying at night. It also includes Chinese JF-17, F-16S, and Mirage-3S aircraft.'

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In his statement, he said that Pakistani aircraft are also conducting military exercises to protect any night-time raids due to the possibility of another attack, such as an airstrike conducted by the Indian Air Force in Balakot in February last year. The Pakistani jet flew extensively from Karachi city on Tuesday night for practice operations. The Pakistan Air Force started flying at night due to the fear of any retaliation by the Indian Air Force after a colonel of the Indian Army was martyred in an encounter at Handwara in Kashmir last month.

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In the terrorist encounter on May 2, five soldiers including Colonel Ashutosh Sharma were martyred. Due to the martyrdom of the soldiers in the encounter, Pakistan was afraid of retaliation from the Indian side. Although his own movement was scared by the noise of the warplanes in the sky of Karachi, but the media there too started to panic and called it the movement of Indian aircraft. A former NBC News reporter Vaj Khan tweeted that Indian planes are rumored to be flying in Pakistan. Rumors are coming that the Indian Air Force has infiltrated the slave Kashmir (PoK) and Sindh-Rajasthan sectors. You should clarify the situation on this. In Pakistan, there was a similar discussion on Twitter that the planes of the Indian Air Force have attacked Karachi.

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