Nuclear arsenal on high alert, fighter jets conduct air patrolling

NEW DELHI: The Indian Army is fully prepared to deal with any possible attack from Pakistan. The Army, Navy and Air Forces have strengthened their defenses. Air defense zones at various levels have also been activated to prevent any air attack from Pakistan. The navy has deployed warships in the Arabian Sea. Army units on the border are also ready to deal with any emergency. Air Force fighter jets are also conducting air patrols on the border.

International media reported that Pakistan is preparing a large military buildup in Lahore to retaliate against India. Pakistan Army Chief General Asim Munir had said the other day that would respond quickly to India's military adventure. International media reported that Pakistan cannot help but retaliate for the losses incurred through Operation Sindoor and that the Pakistani army is under great pressure. There are reports that Pakistani military aircraft reached Punjab border and then returned.

Meanwhile, the Tri-Services Strategic Force Command, which manages India's nuclear arsenal, has also been put on high alert. The Indian Army has decided to give a strong response to any kind of counter-attack by Pakistan. India has deployed bombers that can strike at a range of 380 km, the Russian-made S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system that can detect and destroy fighter jets and missiles, the Israeli-made Barak-8 medium-range surface-to-air missile system (70 km range), the indigenously built Akash air defense missile system (25 km range), and the Israeli-made low-level Spider quick-reaction anti-aircraft missiles (15 km range) in the border area.