A day after India suspended the Indus Water Treaty on 23 April, Pakistan shut down its airspace for Indian aircraft. Due to this, Pakistan has lost Rs 400 crore i.e. Rs 127 crore in Indian currency.

Friday in Pakistan’s Parliament (8 august According to data shared to 2025), Pakistan gets 4.10 billion in two months (400 million) Pakistani Loss of rupees Is. Pakistan According to the Ministry of Defense of the Defense, this loss between 24 April to 30 June 2025 When it happened Pakistan had closed its airspace for Indian aircraft. About 100-150 Indian aircraft were affected by this move.

PAA revenue increased in 5 years: Pakistan

While patting its back, the Pakistani Defense Ministry said that despite these disadvantages, the total revenue of Pakistan Airport Authority has increased from $ 508,000 to $ 760,000 in 2025 in 2019. Ministry of Defense said that aircraft ban Federal They come under the jurisdiction of the government. Dawn According to the report of Pakistani The Ministry of Defense said that such financial losses occur but Sovereignty And national defense is above economic ideas. Let me tell you that in the year 2019, Pakistan suffered a loss of $ 54 million due to the shutdown of airspace due to cross -border tension.

Pakistan’s aircraft are closed for Indian aircraft

Pakistani The airspace is still closed for Indian aircraft and will remain closed till the last week of August. Similarly, the Indian aircraft will also remain closed and the Indian Ministry has clarified that Sovereignty And while protecting security, no price is too high.

Terrorist attack took place in Pahalgam on 22 April

Let us know that Pakistan -based terrorist organization The Resistance Front ,TRF) Has been on 22 April Pahalgam Took responsibility for the terrorist attack, in which 26 civilians lost their lives. Answers In operation India before starting vermilion Diplomatic The relationship was reduced, the Indus Water Treaty was suspended and the trade was banned.

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