By Admin 
Pakistan has been hit for two -way in the last few days. On the one hand, India broke his back in the military struggle after Operation Sindoor, on the other hand it is struggling with its internal problems. When India ceasefire after an appeal from Pakistan, on the same day i.e. on May 10, the Bholari airbase of Sindh was attacked by the agitators demanding a separate country. It is being told that in this attack, his airborne Early Warning (AEW) squadron has suffered a strong damage. Now Pakistan has decided that it will deploy the remaining parts of its airborne Early Warning (AEW) squadron on the Samungali airbase.
Sindh -based Bholabari is one of the largest airbase in Pakistan. Pakistan Air Force deployed its Airborne Early Warning (AEW) squadron here, including Saab 2000 Erieye and ZDK-03 Karakorum Eagle. These AEW are very important for AW Aerial Operations for Pakistan. Sindhi agitators attacked this airbase and have caused major damage to the Pakistani Air Force.
AEW Squadron will be posted at Samungali Airbase
According to sources, it has been decided to deploy the remaining AEW of Pakistan Air Force Squadron at Samungali Airbase located in Balochistan’s capital Quetta. This decision is being seen as a strategic move amidst the ongoing tension with India. Actually, Pakistan Airborn wants to protect the early warning and control system, for which Samungali airbase is fully ready.
What did PAF say on relocating Aew Squadron?
Along with this, this step being taken by Pakistan is also an attempt to hide its weakness, how careless the Pakistan Army is, which could not keep its airborn early warning system safe. However, no information has been given about how much damage has been done to the Swadron of Airborne Early Warning. No information has been given by the Pakistan Air Force about shifting the Airborne Early Warning Squadron.
The Pakistani Air Force wants to protect Airborn Early Warning (AEW) squadron under any circumstances. Let us know that Pakistan’s number 53 AEW Squadron remains a base of Pak Air Force, so its safety is being given priority.