Pakistani drones sighted again along LoC, Indian army opens fire

NEW DELHI: Pakistani drones were reportedly sighted near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Nowshera sector. The Indian Army opened fire at the drones, officials said. The incident took place on Sunday night. A video has also emerged showing tracer rounds lighting up the sky at night, similar to those seen during last year's Operation Sindoor. The army is searching the area to check if the drones dropped weapons or drugs.

The army said a drone from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) dropped weapons in the Samba sector recently. The army also said machine guns were fired at the drones. India had shot down several Pakistani drones during Operation Sindoor. Although the drone presence has significantly reduced since then, at least five Pakistani drones were reported intruding today alone. Pakistan uses drones to drop weapons and drugs into Indian territory and support state-sponsored terror groups.