VIRAL VIDEO: Pakistan’s Khwaja Asif hints at strategic restraint, says drones not intercepted to conceal military positions
Delve into the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, with both sides making conflicting claims regarding drone interceptions and border incidents. India News
In a viral video trending on X (formerly Twitter), it can be seen that Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif is stating that Pakistan didn't intercept Indian drones to avoid revealing their military location.
As of now, there is no such official confirmation or widely reported statement from Pakistan's Defence Minister on this matter.
In a related development, India said Pakistan attacked India using drones overnight along the entire Western Border. Pakistan denied such claims, meanwhile, Pakistan said it had foiled two dozen Indian drones.
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Meanwhile Pakistan army has reportedly violated the ceasefire for the 15th time since the Pahalgham terror attack on 22nd April.
While the specific claim about avoiding drone interception to conceal military positions has not been corroborated by official sources, the situation remains fluid, with both nations engaging in strategic manoeuvres and rhetoric.