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Pak Air Force chief tells officers to keep 'guard up' against 'challenges'

Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan was speaking during a visit to the forward operating bases.

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Pakistani reporters and troops visit the site of an Indian airstrike in Jaba, near Balakot, Pakistan. Photo: Reuters

Press Trust of India Islamabad
Pakistan’s Air Force chief on Monday said challenges before the country "are not over yet" and asked his officers to keep their "guard up" as, commenting a six days after his pilots engaged in an aerial with India.

Air Chief Marshal Mujahid Anwar Khan was speaking during a visit to the forward operating bases (FOB), where he met combat and ground crew, air defence and engineering personnel, troops and civilian staff, a Pakistan Air Force (PAF) spokesperson was quoted as saying by Dawn newspaper.

Tensions between India and Pakistan flared up after a suicide bomber of Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammad

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