Pakistan has issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) for the second time in just five days. This means that Pakistan has banned flights in some parts of its airspace. According to intelligence sources, this step has been taken due to India’s ongoing Trishul 2025 military exercise. According to the report, this order will be in force from November 1 to November 30 and includes a large part of the southern and coastal areas of Pakistan.

This ban may be related to Pakistan Navy’s weapons testing or missile firing, which may take place near the Sonmiani Range of the Arabian Sea. Sources say that this step makes it clear that Pakistan is restless and alert about India’s increasing military exercises. He fears that India may prepare for some major action during its exercises near its southern air bases and naval bases.

Trishul 2025 India’s big joint military exercise

India’s Trishul 2025 is a major joint military exercise, in which the Army, Navy and Air Force are participating. This exercise is going on in the western border and Arabian Sea. Its purpose is to show the united strength of the army, its ability to take rapid action and its hold on maritime areas.

A senior intelligence officer said that Pakistan’s two consecutive NOTAMs show that it is both scared and wants to exercise caution. Through this step, Pakistan wants to show that it is prepared and is monitoring its air and maritime areas.

Pakistani Army on high alert till the end of November

According to sources, Pakistan’s army has been kept on high alert till the end of November. Coastal surveillance has been increased and air and naval resources have been redeployed to keep an eye on Indian activities in the Arabian Sea.

Defense experts say that this incident clearly shows that India is openly showing its military confidence and preparedness, while Pakistan is still in a position to react only. This situation also highlights the changing balance of power in the region.

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There is already a stir in Pakistan regarding the exercise ‘Trishul’ to be conducted by the three armies of India (Naval, Army and Air Force) from October 30. India has already issued NOTAM (notice to air missions – NOTAM), but Pakistan is in such a panic that it has extended the scope of NOTAM to its entire airspace.

Almost the entire airspace of Pakistan has been closed. This step has been taken by Pakistan after the visit of its Navy Chief to Sir Creek area. The Indian Army, Navy and Air Force are going to conduct joint exercises in the border areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat (from October 30 to October 11).

Airspace closed in almost entire Pakistan
This exercise of Indian forces will take place in the sea and also in desert areas. As a precautionary measure, ‘NOTAM’ was already issued by India, so that no aircraft gets hit by it. On the other hand, Pakistan itself has extended its scope to almost the entire country.

Rajnath Singh had warned
Pakistan Navy Chief visited Sir Creek last week and took stock of the preparations of his army. Earlier this month, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had reached Sir Creek area and met the soldiers there. The Defense Minister had given a strict warning regarding increasing military infrastructure by Pakistan in Sir Creek area.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had warned Pakistan that they should not forget that a route through Sir Creek leads to Karachi. Any audacity on the part of the enemy in this area can change both its history and geography.

Strategy changed after Operation Sindoor
After Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces are active from the Indian Ocean to the Arabian Sea. Earlier, the Indian Navy had conducted joint exercises with the British Royal Navy. Recently, the Indian Air Force has successfully tested Advanced Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) on the Konkan coast and now all the three armies are going to conduct joint exercises.

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Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif has recently made a sharp and controversial statement against India’s military and political leaders. Describing India’s recent statements as provocative, he warned that India would be buried in the debris of its aircraft.

Asif said in a post on X (East Twitter) that the recent statements of India’s military and political leaders are unsuccessful attempts to bring back their lost trust. He alleged that the Indian government is increasing tension to divert public attention from domestic dissatisfaction and criticism.

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Asif, citing religion, said, “Pakistan is a nation built in the name of Allah, our protector is a soldier of Allah. This time, Inshaallah, India will be buried in the rubble of its aircraft. Allahu Akbar.”

This threat of Pakistan has come after Operation Sindoor

This threat of Pakistan has come after Operation Sindoor. On 7 May, India attacked the terror infrastructure in Pakistan in response to the Pahgam terror attack (22 April) and killed more than 100 terrorists. In this operation, India destroyed many Pakistani drones and fighter aircraft. Satellite photographs confirmed the damage to Pakistan’s military airports.

Questions raised on credibility

Top intelligence sources say that the statements that cite Asif’s religion and violence are extremely irresponsible and highlight their fierce ideology. Sources said that India’s credibility is based on activities, not speeches.

Sources also stated that India’s army always takes professional, restrained and accurate action, while Pakistan resorts to publicity and threats to hide internal instability and global separation.

Trying to divert attention from internal crisis

According to intelligence sources, the Pakistan leadership is making such statements trying to divert public attention from its deteriorating economy, internal disturbance and declining credibility. He warned that any excess action of Pakistan will get a tough and proportionate answer.

Indian Army said this

Earlier, Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi warned Pakistan on Friday that New Delhi Operation Sindoor would not show restraint as 1.0. He said that if Pakistan wants it to remain in its geographical location, then the state-proposed terrorism will have to be stopped.

Air Force Chief Air Marshal Amar Preet Singh also said that India killed 12-13 high-tech Pakistani fighter aircraft, such as F-16 and J-17, in Operation Sindoor. He termed Pakistan’s claim of killing India’s aircraft as “entertaining stories” and said that they should be certified.

Air Marshal Singh said that India attacked many Pakistani airfields and military establishments and destroyed at least 5 high-tech fighter aircraft, American F-16 and Chinese J-17, as well as AEW & C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) systems in four-day border struggle.

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