PAF chief led airstrikes against terrorist hideouts in North Waziristan
PAF chief Air Marshal Sohail Aman flew an F-16 into Shawal and bombed militant hideouts
Air Chief Air Marshal Sohail Aman getting ready to fly his F-16. PHOTO: INP
Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Sohail Aman on Tuesday led a an air raid as Operation Zarb-e-Azb in North Waziristan entered a critical phase.
The air chief spearheaded a formation of fighter aircraft which took off from a forward operating base and participated in a mission where they bombed militant hideouts and their depots of explosives, Radio Pakistan reported.
According to pictures released by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), Aman flew an F-16 (A).
Read: Day 4: At least 10 terrorists killed in Shawal air blitz
On the occasion, Aman also met the air and ground crew and applauded them for their service.
Read: 40 militants killed in Shawal airstrikes: ISPR
On Tuesday, 18 suspected militants were killed as Pakistan Air Force jets bombed hideouts of terrorists.
According to the Inter Services Public Relations, the air strikes were carried out in Shawal area of North Waziristan.
The air chief spearheaded a formation of fighter aircraft which took off from a forward operating base and participated in a mission where they bombed militant hideouts and their depots of explosives, Radio Pakistan reported.
According to pictures released by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), Aman flew an F-16 (A).
Read: Day 4: At least 10 terrorists killed in Shawal air blitz
On the occasion, Aman also met the air and ground crew and applauded them for their service.
Read: 40 militants killed in Shawal airstrikes: ISPR
On Tuesday, 18 suspected militants were killed as Pakistan Air Force jets bombed hideouts of terrorists.
According to the Inter Services Public Relations, the air strikes were carried out in Shawal area of North Waziristan.