Pak claims shooting down Indian drone

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Islamabad: Pakistan on Thursday claimed that it shot down a small Indian surveillance drone for allegedly violating airspace along the Line of Control.
According to a statement by the Pakistan Army, the Indian Quadcopter, in a “provocative act”, intruded 600 meters inside across the LoC on the Pakistani side in Sankh sector for surveillance.
“This blatant act was aggressively responded to by Pakistan Army troops shooting down Indian quadcopter,” according to the Pakistan Army.
Such unwarranted acts by the Indian Army were a clear violation of established norms, existing air agreement between two countries, it said.
The intrusion reflects the Indian Army’s consistent disregard to the ceasefire understanding of 2003, it added.
Pakistan had also previously claimed to have shot down Indian drones.
Pakistan in March last year had claimed to have shot down an Indian spy drone along the Line of Control. (PTI)

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