Pak ‘Rushes Artillery Regiment To Border’ As PM Modi Gives Indian Army Free Hand | Pahalgam Revenge

Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, the Pakistani Army has moved artillery regiments closer to the Line of Control, with reports indicating a shift from Sialkot to Shakargarh. The redeployment of Pakistani units is aimed at tracking Indian movements, with additional reports of forces near Lahore and the involvement of the Sindh Regiment and Frontier Force Regiment. Meanwhile, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Chiefs of Defence Staff, Defence Minister, and NSA, giving them full freedom to respond to the deadly Pahalgam terror attack. The situation remains highly volatile, with both nations on high alert.

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India Deploys GPS Jammers Near Pakistan Border After Pahalgam Attack | Details

Following the Pahalgam massacre, India has launched electronic warfare operations along the Pakistan border. High-frequency GPS jammers are being used to disrupt Pakistan’s satellite navigation and targeting systems. The move marks a strategic shift from conventional firepower to electromagnetic dominance. India’s EW arsenal includes Samyukta, Himshakti, SPECTRA, and KALI-5000 systems, while Pakistan counters with Chinese-supplied tech. Tensions rise as both nuclear-armed neighbours brace for potential conflict escalation. Watch

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