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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Air Force (PAF) shot down two Indian aircraft inside Pakistani airspace on Wednesday and arrested an Indian pilot on ground. Pakistan Military spokesperson Major General Asif Ghafoor said Indian Air Force (IAF) crossed the Line of Control (LoC) and two of their aircraft were shot down by PAF inside Pakistani airspace. "One of the aircraft fell inside AJK while other fell inside IoK," he added. Addressing a press conference later during the day, Director General of the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Asif Ghafoor said, "Two Indian jets entered Pakistani airspace and the PAF faced them. The two planes were shot down — one fell in our space and the other on their side."  He said the arrested Indian pilot was in Pakistan Army custody. Pakistan wants peace, India needs to understand war is failure of policy: DG ISPR The DG ISPR stressed, "Pakistan's armed forces have capability, will, resolve and nation’s support. But bec...

'All incoming and outgoing local and international flights have been suspended until further orders'. Photo: File LAHORE: All flight operations in Pakistan will remain suspended till Thursday midnight, the Civil Aviation Authority said in a notification on Wednesday.  The authority, in a notification, announced it has officially closed its airspace till tomorrow midnight, in the wake of escalating border tensions between Pakistan and India. Flight operations at Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, Sialkot and Islamabad airports were suspended after the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) shot down two Indian aircraft inside Pakistani airspace earlier today and arrested an Indian pilot on ground. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) tweeted a few hours later that the Pakistani airspace had been closed until further notice.  View image on Twitter CAA Pakistan @AirportPakistan Civil Aviation Authority of # Pakistan has officially closed its airspace until further notice & issued NOTAM. 162 1...

Amid war fears, several social media users advocated peace/ file photo As tensions escalated between India and Pakistan on Wednesday, several took to Twitter using the hashtag #SayNoToWar. The hashtag soon became one of the top trends in India and Pakistan. Pakistan Air Force on Wednesday shot down two Indian aircraft inside Pakistani airspace and arrested an Indian pilot ground. The move followed India's intrusion into Pakistan's airspace early Tuesday. Amid war fears, several social media users in India advocated peace and urged that war should not be fought. Pakistani Twiterrati used the hashtag in a bid to desecalate the situation.  View image on Twitter Sayan @Tweets_by_Sayan Away from the warmongering, glad to see some sanitu finally prevailing in the twitter. Important # SayNoToWar 2 3:58 PM - Feb 27, 2019 See Sayan's other Tweets Twitter Ads info and privacy Another Twitter user voiced that the two nations have bled too much so far. akram syed @akramsyed187 Two nati...