Indian Pilot Captured By Pakistan Army's Interview | How Wing Commander Abhinandan Will Come
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Captured IAF pilot: Wing Commander Abhinandan is safe, new video surfaces
Wing Commander Abhinandan Lauds Pakistan Army’s Professionalism. RAWALPINDI: Indian pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, who was taken into custody by Pakistani forces, has lauded the professionalism of Pakistan Army. In a video, circulating on social media, Abhinandan is holding a cup of tea thanked Pakistan Army Captain and his team for rescuing him from mob. He went on say “I will not change my stance if I go back to my country India.” This is what I would expect from my Army, he said lauding the professionalism and attitude of Pakistan Army. To a question, Abhinandan said, I am from down south India and married person. Pakistan Air Force on Wednesday struck down two Indian fighter jets intruding Pakistani airspace, in a valiant and befitting response to Indian aggression. The two Indian pilots remain under arrest by Pakistan
A Mig 21 Bison of the Indian Air Force (reportedly from the Srinagar based 51 Squadron - Sword Arms) has crashed inside Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). India has demanded that the Mig pilot be returned unharmed.
Wing Commander Abhinandan Lauds Pakistan Army’s Professionalism. RAWALPINDI: Indian pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, who was taken into custody by Pakistani forces, has lauded the professionalism of Pakistan Army. In a video, circulating on social media, Abhinandan is holding a cup of tea thanked Pakistan Army Captain and his team for rescuing him from mob. He went on say “I will not change my stance if I go back to my country India.” This is what I would expect from my Army, he said lauding the professionalism and attitude of Pakistan Army. To a question, Abhinandan said, I am from down south India and married person. Pakistan Air Force on Wednesday struck down two Indian fighter jets intruding Pakistani airspace, in a valiant and befitting response to Indian aggression. The two Indian pilots remain under arrest by Pakistan
A Mig 21 Bison of the Indian Air Force (reportedly from the Srinagar based 51 Squadron - Sword Arms) has crashed inside Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). India has demanded that the Mig pilot be returned unharmed.